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TYPO: The point (2,3) in the second example really should be (3,2) throughout.
In our intro video on multivariable limits we saw how to show a limit does not exist by the two path test: • Limits are...weird...f...
In this video we're going to show that the limit of a multivariable function DOES exist by using a range of algebraic tricks such as factoring or multiplying by the radical conjugate. The idea is to manipulate the indeterminate form until such point as you can plug in the numbers. We also take a look at algebraic limit laws for multivariable functions.
0:00 Intro & 1st Example
1:50 Limit Laws
4:50 Factoring Example
7:17 Radical Conjugate Example
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