I'm wondering why the abbreviation 'mm' is often used to represent million. Is there a specific reason or historical background for this notation?
5 answers
Tommaso
Thu Nov 07 2024
The resemblance to roman numerals stops at a certain point.
MysticMoon
Wed Nov 06 2024
This discrepancy is crucial to understand, especially when dealing with numbers in various contexts.
Giuseppe
Wed Nov 06 2024
When we see MM in roman numerals, it signifies a value quite different from its financial interpretation.
ShintoBlessing
Wed Nov 06 2024
Specifically, MM in roman numerals stands for two thousand.
SsamziegangSerenadeMelodyHarmony
Wed Nov 06 2024
In contrast, in financial terms and contexts, MM often represents one million.