Mathematica Mathematica Limits: How to Evaluate Limits with 2 Variables Approaching 0

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The discussion centers on evaluating limits in multivariable functions as two variables, h and k, approach zero. The main inquiry is about the method for calculating the limit of a function f(x+h, y+k) as both variables approach zero simultaneously. Participants express frustration over the removal of helpful examples from the help system that previously illustrated the concept of nested limits, specifically the order of limits and its implications. There is a call for clarification on whether there is a specific technique or trick to simplify the process of finding these limits in multivariable calculus.
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Can MMA take limits as 2 variables approach a value?
I want to take the limit as h and k both approach 0 for f(x+h,y+k)-...
Is there some trick to doing this?
 
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The help system USED to show examples of Limit[Limit[expr,x->x0],y->y0] along with demonstrations of why the order might or might not matter. Unfortunately it looks like they have moved or removed that in the current help and I can't find it.
 

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