🟡05 - Limit and Continuity of Functions of Two Variables
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- In this lesson we shall look at continuity of functions of two variables.
A function of two variables is said to be continuous at a point (a, b) if the function satisfies the following three conditions, if
a. f(a,b) is defined
b. lim f(x,y) as (x,y) approaches (a,b) exist
c. if lim = f(a,b)
00:00 - Introduction
03:30 - Ex 1
06:10 - Ex 2
11:00 - Ex 3
13:17 - Ex 4
15:10 - Ex 5
18:36 - Ex 6
25:10 - Ex 7
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Right answer for Q4,
step 1: g(1,2) = 0,
step 2: lim of (x^2 + 4y) as x,y approaches 1,2 = 9,
step 3, since value for step 1 is not equal to that of step 2, the function is not continues at (1,2).
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What if the question also stated that also find whether is function has removable discontinuity?
How will we determine this?
Since the limits along different paths are not the same, the limit does not exist.
Because the limit does not exist uniformly, this discontinuity is not removable.
Your videos are very helpful, but l am a bit stuck as to where l should actually use the polar coordinate approach, how do l necessarily know that it applies here.
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why wasn't polar coordinates used in the first and you used them in the second and third?
polar coordinates were not used in Ex 2 and 3, but rather Ex 6 and 7. In addition i want to understand that you want to ask why eg 1 was quite simpler as compared to 2, and 3. Eg 1 is a polynomial function in x and y, hence it is continuous everywhere, however for eg 2 and 3, we have a rational function, a rational function is continuous everywhere except where the denominator is zero making the whole function undefined, at that point, the function is discontinuous.
when do we use the polar coordinates method?
You can use it anytime, just that that approach does not also confirm the limit of the function...
Sir in the last question why polar coordinates were used?can we do it by approaching x axis,y axis,y=mx?????how to know when to use polar coordinates?
yes you can approach the limit point from different directions. In fact you can choose to use polar coordinates all the time, but it's usually dependent of the question. I feel with much experience gathered as a result of constant practice, you will know the best approach to use, because sometimes approaching from different directions will help you to get the results faster
i don't understand why u didn't use the HR in the first example.
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Is It okay to put it as (r,theta) approaches (0,0)
Kindly reference the time in the video for easy identification of your question
24.44 -25.30
Instead of just writing r->0 is it correct to have it as (r,theta)->(0,0)
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For example 4, why did you refer to (0,0) and not (1,2)
you are perfectly right, i was supposed to reference (1,2) and not (0,0), that was a mistake from my end. Thanks so much for notifying me.
could you go through that part in another video?@@SkanCityAcademy_SirJohn
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