How to calculate fractional dimension?

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To calculate the expression 3*x - x^2, first multiply the value of x by 3, then square the value of x, and finally subtract the squared result from the product. The discussion also touches on calculating the fractional dimension of a string represented in decimal and alphabetic characters. However, the connection between the mathematical expression and fractional dimensions is unclear, prompting a request for more context. Clarification on how these concepts relate is needed for a more comprehensive response. Understanding the relationship between the mathematical calculation and fractional dimensions is essential for further discussion.
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HOw to calculate 3*x - x^2
 
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bmorgan said:
How to calculate the fractional dimensional of a string? And the string is written in decimal and alphabet. Thanks in advance.

You're going to have to give us more information than this, at least for me to understand what you're trying to do.
 
bmorgan said:
HOw to calculate 3*x - x^2
OK, now that's an entirely different question from the one you first asked.

For a given x value,
1) Calculate 3 times x.
2) Multiply x by itself.
3) Subtract the result from step 2 from the result from step 1.

What does your question have to do with fractional dimensions?
 

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