(b) Show that lim (z.)(0,0) lim (z.)(0,0) does not exist. (c) Show that does not exist if +: < 1, where m, n > 0, p and q are even numbers. Hint: if p > q, consider the curve y = r.

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(b) Show that
lim
(r.y)(0,0)
does not exist.
(c) Show that
lim
(z9)-(0,0)
does not exist if m+ < 1, where m, n > 0, p and q are
even numbers.
Hint: if p 2 q, consider the curve y = r*.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Show that lim (r.y)(0,0) does not exist. (c) Show that lim (z9)-(0,0) does not exist if m+ < 1, where m, n > 0, p and q are even numbers. Hint: if p 2 q, consider the curve y = r*.
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