Question #170521

Let D is a subset of R2 ,Sr(x0,y0) subset of D for some r>0 and f:D to R .prove that f is continuous at (x0,y0) if and only if if the limit of f as (x,y) tends to (x0,y0) exists and is equal to f(x0,y0).


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2021-04-14T14:19:33-0400

We have given that,


D is a subset of R2 ,Sr(x0,y0) subset of D for some r>0 and f:D to R


then,


f is continuous at (xo,yo)(x_o,y_o) if


lim(x,y)(xo,yo)f(x,y)=f(xo,yo).lim(x,y)\rightarrow(x_o,y_o)f(x,y) = f(x_o,y_o).

This means three things:


1.) f is defined at (xo,yo)(x_o,y_o)

2.) lim(x,y)(xo,yo)f(x,y)lim(x,y)\rightarrow(x_o,y_o) f(x,y) exists.


3.) They are equal.


Hence according to the given conditions these three conditions are satisfied hence f is continuous.




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