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discuss the limit of xy/(x^2 +y^2) as it approaches 0
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what approaches 0 ?
as x and y approach zero
is ans 1/2 ?
1/2 shall be the ans assuming both x and y reach 0 at the same rate..
I suspect that the limit does not exist (due to zeros in the denominator), but i'm not sure.
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one half would be as it approaches infinity, wouldn't it?
0 exists in both numerator and denominator,, if both tend to 0 at the same rate, then ans will be 1/2 otherwise i'll say it cant be predicted..
rate word is important,, whether its 0 or infinity..
alright, thanks
did i actually help ? lol..
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