MathAnalysisCalculusMultivariable calculus

Multivariable limits

By definition (pt. 3)

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Let's say we have a suspicion that lim⁡x⃗→0⃗f(x⃗)=L=0\lim\limits_{\vec{x} \to \vec{0}} f(\vec{x})=L=0 for a function f(x⃗)f(\vec{x}) such that after simplifying ∥f(x⃗)−L∥<ε\|f(\vec{x})-L\|<\varepsilon, we get 1∥x⃗∥<ε\frac{1}{\|\vec{x}\|}<\varepsilon.

What can we say about the existence of this limit?

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