
Yefim S. answered 08/26/22
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lim (x,y)→(0,0) { [ 4*(x^2)*(y^2) ] }/{ [ 2*(x^3) + 3*(y^3)] Let we tend to (0,0) along line y = x. Then
lim (x,y)→(0,0) { [ 4*(x^2)*(y^2) ] }/{ [ 2*(x^3) + 3*(y^3) ]} = lim x→04x4/5x3) = limx→04x/5 = 0;
but we tend to (0,0) along line y = x1/3 then lim (x,y)→(0,0) { [ 4*(x^2)*(y^2) ] }/{ [ 2*(x^3) + 3*(y^3) ] } =
limx→0[4x8/3/(2x3 + 3x)] DNE because degree at the bottom > degree at the top
And because given limit DNE
Ashley P.
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