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Tanu Sharma posted an Question
August 11, 2020 • 10:48 am 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Mathematical Statistics (MS)

+y d(xy) x-y when x y then 19+1 0, otherwise (a) (b) (c) (d) is discontinuous and both partial derivatives exists at (0, 0) continuous and both partial derivati

+y d(xy) x-y when x y then 19+1 0, otherwise (A) (B) (C) (D) is discontinuous and both partial derivatives exists at (0, 0) continuous and both partial derivatives exists at (0, 0) discontinuous and both partial derivatives and not exists at (0, 0) o continuous and both partial derivatives does not exists at (0, 0)

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  • Anuj s. Best Answer

    option A is correct any doubt, plz ask, we will discuss

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    you can also take y = mx³ but its goes to infinity at numerator which is also 0

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    we take that value of y (or m) which satisfy the condition (0,0)

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    or aim to eliminate the variable from x (or y)

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    generally we take different path , but according to question

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    ohk, Thank you 😊

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    any doubt?

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    plz ask , we will discuss

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