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Please help find the limit (2 Variables) lim(x,y) —> (0,0) of tan(x^2 +y^2)arctan(1/(x^2 +y^2))
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have you tried just plugging in x,y = 0?
yes. but you will end up with tan(0)arctan(1/0)
can we use Lhopitals rule inside the arctan function
what is tan \((\pi /2) \) ??
sin(π/2)/cos(π/2)
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also 1/0
|dw:1443254278447:dw| tan pi/2 is undefined and then that behavious repeats itself meaning that arctan(1/0) is defined so you have 0 x something finite = 0
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