Examine the continuity of f(x,y) at the origin, wherea) F(x,y) = ( 3yx^2/y^2+2x4) , x,y!=0,0 =0, x,y=0,0b) If x increases at a rate of 6cm/sec at the instant x=5cm and y=2cm, at what rate y must be changing inorder that the function 3xy-2xy^2 shall be neither increasing nor decreasing Q5. a) Examine the continuity of f(x, y) at the origin, where3yx2y2+2r4,(x, y) # (0, 0)f(x, y) :|0,(x, y) = (0,0)b) If x increases at the rate of 6 cm / sec at the instant x = 5 cm and y = 2 cm,at what rate must y be changing in order that the function 3xy - 2xy? shall beneither increasing nor decresing?

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Examine the continuity of f(x,y) at the origin, where

a) F(x,y) = ( 3yx^2/y^2+2x4) , x,y!=0,0

=0, x,y=0,0

b) If x increases at a rate of 6cm/sec at the instant x=5cm and y=2cm, at what rate y must be changing inorder that the function 3xy-2xy^2 shall be neither increasing nor decreasing

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