13 d 13. Compute limit fexs, if it exists, for the following cases:by f: IR→IR, xxl, x=15 f: IR - IR²₁ x (x², ex), Xo = 1djf.IR²1 [co,o] → IR², (x,y) → (sin(x-g),exy+¹³x + 1) / |(x-yǝll, Xo = (0,0)

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13. Compute limit fcxs, if it exists, for the follow bj f: IR→IR₁ x →1x1₁ x6 =1 f: IR→IR², x (x²,₁ ex), x₁ = 1 djf.IR²1 [co₁0>] → IR³², (x, y) = (sin(x-g), engtx−1)/x-y3, X= (0,0)