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When we talk about finding the limit of a function of the form f(x,y) that is a function in two variables ,then the concept is the same as that in function of one variables , its just that we need to check if the function is continuous a the point in question or not.

i> Limit along the x - axis

Along the x axis all the y values are = 0 , so plug y = 0 and lets see what the limit becomes

lim (x,y --> 0,0) x^2/[4x^2 + y^2] = lim (x,y --> 0,0) = x^2/[4x^2 + (0)^2]

                                                = lim (x,0 --> 0,0) = x^2/[4x^2] = 1/4

ii> Alony the y axis , along the y axis all the x values are = 0

=> lim (x,y --> 0,0) x^2/[4x^2 + y^2] = lim (0,y --> 0,0) (0)^2/[4(0)^2 + y^2]

                                                     = lim (0,y --> 0,0) 0/y^2 = 0

iii> Along the line y=mx , here m is a constant

here we'll plug y= mx in the given function, doing so well give us a function in one variable and from there we'll solve it as a limit of one variable function

lim (x,y --> 0,0) x^2/[4x^2 + y^2] = lim (x,y --> 0,0) x^2/[4x^2 + (mx)^2]

                                              = lim (x,y --> 0,0) 1/[4 + m^2] = 1/(4+m^2)

iv> As we could see that the limit along the above three lines is not the same hence the limit of the function does not exist. DNE