Questiona){b)Let f(x, y)=-T5-4xy²x²+2yFind the first partial derivatives of f.Determine whether the limitf(x, y) exists or not.lim(x,y) →(2,-2)c)Determine whether the functiong(x,y) = { f(x,y), (x,y) = (0,0)is(x, y) = (0,0)continuous at the points (2,-2) and (0,0).

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Question a) b) Let f(x, y) lim (x,y) →(2,-2) = I5-4xy² ²+2y Find the first partial derivatives of f. Determine whether the limit f(x, y) exists or not.