The discussion revolves around finding the limit of the function sin((pi*x*y)/4) as the point (x, y) approaches (-1, 6). The subject area pertains to limits in multivariable calculus.
The discussion includes multiple participants sharing their evaluations and seeking further clarification. There is acknowledgment of a correct evaluation regarding the sine function, but no consensus on the limit itself has been reached.
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How did you get 1? Please show your work.Math10 said:Homework Statement
Find the limit of sin((pi*x*y)/4) as (x, y)--->(-1, 6).
Homework Equations
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The Attempt at a Solution
I got 1 as the answer. Am I right?
Yes, this is correct. My earlier response, which is now deleted, was incorrect. Sorry to have misled you.Math10 said:sin(-3*pi/2)=1, am I right?