The accompanying figure shows a portion of the graphoff(x, y) = x2yx4 + y2(a) Based on
Chapter 13, Problem 33(choose chapter or problem)
The accompanying figure shows a portion of the graphoff(x, y) = x2yx4 + y2(a) Based on the graph in the figure, does f(x, y) havea limit as (x, y)(0, 0)? Explain your reasoning.(b) Show that f(x, y)0 as (x, y)(0, 0) along anyline y = mx. Does this imply that f(x, y)0 as(x, y)(0, 0)? Explain.(c) Show that f(x, y) 12 as (x, y)(0, 0) along theparabola y = x2, and confirm visually that this isconsistent with the graph of f(x, y).(d) Based on parts (b) and (c), does f(x, y) have a limitas (x, y)(0, 0)? Is this consistent with your answerto part (a)?
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