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twoflower
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Hi,
I'm given this problem:
Find conditions for variables a, b, c so that the limit
[tex]
\lim_{[x,y] \rightarrow [0,0]} \frac{xy}{ax^2 + bxy + cy^2}
[/tex]
exists.
What I have only found so far is that for all variables non-zero the limit doesn't exist. Anyway, I have no clue how to find the conditions for which it does. I tried a = b = c = 0, but it doesn't seem to help to me...
Thank you for the enlightenment.
I'm given this problem:
Find conditions for variables a, b, c so that the limit
[tex]
\lim_{[x,y] \rightarrow [0,0]} \frac{xy}{ax^2 + bxy + cy^2}
[/tex]
exists.
What I have only found so far is that for all variables non-zero the limit doesn't exist. Anyway, I have no clue how to find the conditions for which it does. I tried a = b = c = 0, but it doesn't seem to help to me...
Thank you for the enlightenment.