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Mathematics, 15.07.2019 11:10 stacykon

Find the given limit lim(x, y)→(a, a)x4−y4x2−y2=lim(x, y)→(a, a) (x^4−y^4)/(x2−y2)= here aa is a constant. (find the limit assuming x≠y)

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