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Homework Statement
Used the definition of a limit to prove that as z=>0 lim (z bar)^2/(z)=0
Homework Equations
abs(f(z)-w(0)) < eplison whenever abs(z-z(0)) < lower case delta
The Attempt at a Solution
let z=x+iy and z bar = x-iy
z=(x,y)
Since limit of function is approaches origin, there are two cases when the limit approaches the origin: when (x,0) and when (y,0)
first case(real axis): z=>(x,0) lim (z bar)^2/(z)=0 => (x-i*0)^2/(x+i*0)=(x^2)/x= x
second case(imaginary axis) : z=>(0,y) lim (z bar)^2/(z)=0 => (0-i*y)^2/(0+i*y)=(i*y)^2/(i*y)= i*y
Both cases each time show that the function has two different limits, and that the limit of the function does not approach zero in either case.
So how can the limit of the function be zero?