Find the limit. lim (x, y) → (1, 7) Vx + y Discuss the continuity of the function. continuous for x + y > 0 continuous for x + y 2 0 continuous everywhere except (0, 0) continuous for x + y ± 0 continuous everywhere

Find the limit. lim (x, y) → (1, 7) Vx + y Discuss the continuity of the function. continuous for x + y > 0 continuous for x + y 2 0 continuous everywhere except (0, 0) continuous for x + y ± 0 continuous everywhere

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