Answer to Question #271337 in Calculus for xdxd

Question #271337

Give an example of a function of two variables such that

f

(0

,

0) = 0 but

f

is NOT continuous

at (0

,

0). Explain why the function

f

is NOT continuous at (0

,

0).

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