Lecture 02: Limits for multivariable functions-I

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limits for multivariable starts at 12:46

vaporize_h

I watched this video, about be 4 to 5 five times. And each time after watch this video. I go to books
Finally i come over all my doubts. Thanks nptel and iit . And team

deveshrana

*You are just AMAZING SIRJI*
GOD BLESS YOU ...😊😊😊😊😊💟💝💟👍👍☝💟💟👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

arshdeep

Thank you sir for your tremendous effort.

suvamsaha

Sir these go handy with Thomas calules am a student of nit teacher teachs same thing iit great teachers🤓

pawankumar-spbd

There is extension of concept from sequence and series where |f(x)-l|<€ for all €>0 there exists a N>0

archismanpaul

Please make more lecture because lecture is very effective

PUJASINGH-fiur

iit nit teachers are like this only they don't explain it to depth

niveshkothari

23:58 for solving the lim of it you can take y=mx so the limit will be converted into single variable like treat it as a line passing through (0, 0)

udayjordan

Thank you very much for giving this video for us.

comedynawabs

thank you very much sir, , this is teaching in a conceptual way

akshunkhajuria

Sir plz don't move around only terminology
Firstly teach us by intuition and then go to terminology so that we can understand in much better way

kashifjalal

Plz provides this this type a channel for physics

vaibhavshukla

For the plane z=50 on the surface z=75-x^2-y^2, the contour lines is the circle x^2+y^2=25 in the xy-Plane ! But my question is that why we say contour lines not contour curve, also we use lines not line ?

khusboosharma

Sir all these topics and examples are available in MTE 7
Am I right sir

RedefiningtheConcepts

good sir but PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE EXPLAIN ABOUT *epsilon* and *delta* 😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯

arshdeep

I am able to understand S.K Gupta sir's teaching

sahithipriyaattili

Thaks a lot sir, for very clear explanation

dinushachathuranga

I do not understand it from
2delta less than equal to epsilon

AmanKumar-tdpe

Watching this just one day before exam.Hehe

bipulkumar

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