🟡02 - Limits of Functions of two variables

In this lesson we are going learn how to find the limit of functions using 1. direct substitution 2. method of factorization and to prove whether of not the limits of functions exist. The limit of functions of two variables can be approached from infinitely many directions.T he limit of a function does not exist if the limit along one path is not same as the limit along another path. Since there are many infinite directions in approaching the point (a,b) it is usually insufficient to believe that the limit of a function is = L, if two directions give the same results, if two directions give same results, you need to also very along other lines to actually say that could probably be the limit. The limit of a function can be confirmed using the delta-epsilon definition of limits 00:00 - Introduction to limits of two variables 11:13 - Ex 1 16:58 - Ex 2 Playlists on various Course 1. Applied Electricity    • APPLIED ELECTRICITY   2. Linear Algebra / Math 151    • LINEAR ALGEBRA   3. Basic Mechanics    • BASIC MECHANICS / STATICS   4. Calculus with Analysis / Calculus 1 / Math 152    • CALCULUS WITH ANALYSIS / CALCULUS 1 / MATH...   5. Differential Equations / Math 251    • DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS   6. Electric Circuit Theory / Circuit Design    • ELECTRIC CIRCUIT THEORY / CIRCUIT DESIGN   7. Calculus with Several Variables    • CALCULUS WITH SEVERAL VARIABLES / MATH 252   Make sure to watch till the end. Like, share, and subscribe. Thank you.