How do fractal dimensions differ from dimensions in Euclidean​ geometry?
A. They can be negative.
B. They are always greater than one.
C. They can be zero.
D. They are always whole numbers.
E. They can have fractional values.
F. The can be greater than 3.
A. They can be negative.
B. They are always greater than one.
C. They can be zero.
D. They are always whole numbers.
E. They can have fractional values.
F. The can be greater than 3.