Which of the following expressions are true for the limits:3x-2ye*+yI.lim(x.y)-(0,0)lim(х,у) -(0,0) 1+ е*-уlim(x.y)-0,0)(a) I: Limit does not exist(b)I: Limit does not existII: Limit exists and the value isII: Limit exists and the value isII: Limit exists and the value is 1III: Limit exists and the value is 0五(d) I: Limit does not exist(c) I: Limit exists and the value isII: Limit exists and the value isII: Limit exists and the value isIII: Limit exists and the value is 0III: Limit does not exist(e) I: Limit does not existIl: Limit does not existIII: Limit does not exist1/2

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Which of the following expressions are true for the limits : 3x-2y e*+y (x² +y*).sin- lim II. lim III. lim a.y0.0) x +y² (x.y)-(0,0) 1+ex-y (x.y)-0,0) ) I: Limit does not exist (b) I: Limit does not exist II: Limit exists and the value is II: Limit exists and the value is II: Limit exists and the value is 1 III: Limit exists and the value is 0 =) I: Limit exists and the value is (d) 1: Limit does not exist 52

Which of the following expressions are true for the limits : 3x-2y e+y (x² +y).sin- lim II. lim III. lim a.y0.0) x +y² (x.y)-(0,0) 1+ex-y (x.y)-0,0) ) I: Limit does not exist (b) I: Limit does not exist II: Limit exists and the value is II: Limit exists and the value is II: Limit exists and the value is 1 III: Limit exists and the value is 0 =) I: Limit exists and the value is (d) 1: Limit does not exist 52

College Algebra

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Chapter3: Functions

Section3.3: Rates Of Change And Behavior Of Graphs

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