Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE with regards to lim (x,y) → (0,0) sin (xy) x² + y²

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Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE with regards to lim
(x,y) → (0,0) x² + y2
O A. The limit exists and is equal to 1.
OB. The limit exists and is equal to 0.
OC. None of the choices in this list.
O D. Along path x=0 and path y=mx, limits are not equal for m #0, hence limit does not exist.
O E. Function is defined at (0,0), hence limit exists.
Transcribed Image Text:sin (xy) Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE with regards to lim (x,y) → (0,0) x² + y2 O A. The limit exists and is equal to 1. OB. The limit exists and is equal to 0. OC. None of the choices in this list. O D. Along path x=0 and path y=mx, limits are not equal for m #0, hence limit does not exist. O E. Function is defined at (0,0), hence limit exists.
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