0x3C7

0x3C7 is a hexadecimal integer literal. In decimal notation, it equals 967. In the context of Unicode, the hex value corresponds to the code point U+03C7, which is the Greek small letter chi (χ).

The character χ represents the Greek letter chi and is used widely as a symbol in mathematics, science, and engineering. In statistics and related fields, χ is associated with chi distributions and chi-squared tests, where it denotes the test statistic or a distribution. In physics and chemistry, χ appears as a symbol for various quantities such as susceptibility in magnetism or other material properties. The lowercase form is χ, while the uppercase form is Χ (U+03A7).

In computing and text encoding, 0x3C7 can be used to refer to the same Unicode code point in hex notation within programming languages that interpret hexadecimal literals as character codes. Displaying the character χ in software typically depends on the available font and encoding; in Unicode-based environments, the code point U+03C7 is the standard reference. In HTML, the character can be written as χ to ensure proper rendering across browsers.

Summary: 0x3C7 denotes the hexadecimal value for decimal 967 and maps to the Unicode code point U+03C7, the Greek small letter chi (χ), a common symbol in mathematics, statistics, and the sciences.