Module 11 :   Partial derivatives, Chain rules,  Implicit differentiation, Gradient, Directional derivatives
Lecture 31 :  Differentiability [Section 31.2]
31.2.6 Remark:
 

The condition that exists near and are continuous at are only sufficient for the differentiability of at . These are not necessary. For example, the function

is differentiable at , as shown in example . However,

which does not converge to as . In fact, along the path the function is unbounded.

   
  Practice Exercises
(1)
Examine the following functions for differentiability at . The expressions below give the value of the
 

function at . At , the value should be taken as zero.
(i)
(ii)

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