Which of the following expressions are true for the limits : 3x'y² (x,y)→(0,0) x* +2y* 1 2x-y I. (x³ +y³).sin- III. lim (x, y)→(0,0) 2+2*+y lim II. lim (x,y)(0,0) +y (a) I: Limit exists and the value is 1 (b) I: Limit does not exist II : Limit does not exist II: Limit does not exist 1 III: Limit exists and the value is 3 1 III: Limit exists and the value is 3 (c) I: Limit exists and the value is 0 (d) I: Limit exists and the value is 0 II: Limit exists and the value is 1 II: Limit does not exist 1 III : Limit exists and the value is 2 1 III: Limit exists and the value is 3 (e) I: Limit does not exist II: Limit does not exist III : Limit does not exist

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Which of the following expressions are true for the limits :
(x³ +y*).si
1
.sin-
x' +y
3x'y?
2x-y
III.
I.
(х, у) —Ҳ0,0)
П.
lim
lim
4
(x,y)(0,0) x* +2y*
(x,y)→(0,0) 2+2x+y
(a) I: Limit exists and the value is 1
(b) I: Limit does not exist
II: Limit does not exist
II: Limit does not exist
III: Limit exists and the value is
3
III: Limit exists and the value is
3
(c) I: Limit exists and the value is 0
(d) I: Limit exists and the value is 0
II: Limit exists and the value is 1
II: Limit does not exist
III : Limit exists and the value is
2
III: Limit exists and the value is
3
(e) I: Limit does not exist
II: Limit does not exist
III : Limit does not exist
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following expressions are true for the limits : (x³ +y*).si 1 .sin- x' +y 3x'y? 2x-y III. I. (х, у) —Ҳ0,0) П. lim lim 4 (x,y)(0,0) x* +2y* (x,y)→(0,0) 2+2x+y (a) I: Limit exists and the value is 1 (b) I: Limit does not exist II: Limit does not exist II: Limit does not exist III: Limit exists and the value is 3 III: Limit exists and the value is 3 (c) I: Limit exists and the value is 0 (d) I: Limit exists and the value is 0 II: Limit exists and the value is 1 II: Limit does not exist III : Limit exists and the value is 2 III: Limit exists and the value is 3 (e) I: Limit does not exist II: Limit does not exist III : Limit does not exist
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