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limits and continuity

 
 
freya81
 
Reply Thu 24 Nov, 2005 04:40 am
1a)Do these functions have limits.If the limit exists, find it with justification, if not explain why not


i) f(x,y) =x²-y²/x²+y²
ii) f(x,y) =x³-y³/x²+y²
iii) f(x,y) =xy/|x|+|y|
iv) f(x,y) =1-√(1-x²)/x²+ xy+y²
v) f(x,y) =y³x/y^6+x²


b) Let f be a real valued function of two real variables defined by:

f(x,y) ={2x² sin y/ x²+y² if y >x
sin(x+y) if y≤x
Determine the points at which f is continuous.

im having problems finding the limits especially iii) and iv). i know that you can prove a limit doesn't exist by demonstration but how do you justify it if does exist
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engineer
 
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Reply Thu 24 Nov, 2005 08:12 pm
What do you mean when you say that a function "has limits"? Do you mean does it have a limit as x and y approach infinity?
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