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find out if the following function is continuous: \[\frac{x}{\sqrt{y}}\] if y > 0 0 if y = 0 also, find out if it is uniformly continuos in D = { (x,y) : |x| <= y <= 2 } What I've done so far: the function to be continuos the limit to (0,0) must match the f(0,0) Anyhow, I found out the limit is path dependant, because if I run the limit through the line y = x I have the limit to be 0 But if I run it through: y = x^2 The limit is 1. I'm not sure if this is correct or not. Anyhow, how do I determine its uniform continuity ?
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