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what is the limit (x,y)-->(0,0) (x^2*sin^2(y))/(x^2+2y^2)
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lim (0,y)=0 lim (x,0=0 lim(x,x)=x^2*sin(x)/2x^2 evaluated at x=0 =0 limit is 0
bur isnt the limit for f(x,0)=1
no sin of 0 is 0
oh right
also i was wondering if one can use l'hopitals rule along a path
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you could but you dont need to generaly
ok thanks just needed that clarified for other question
you should be able to use the x,yvaue:xvalue,y:x,x to test almost allof them
jsut remember when you get to x,y,z you have to d (x, yvalue,zvalue),(xvalue,y,zvalue),(xvalue,yvalue,z) and at least one other line on the plane
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