What is the limit as (x,y) approaches (-1,1) of x+y ?

The limit as (x,y) approaches (-1,1) of x+y is 0

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limit as (x,y) approaches (-1,1) of x+y

(x, y) \to (- 1, 1) lim (x + y)

0

Solution steps

(x, y) \to (- 1, 1) lim (x + y)

Plug in the value

(x, y) = (- 1, 1)

= - 1 + 1

Simplify

= 0

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What is the limit as (x,y) approaches (-1,1) of x+y ?
The limit as (x,y) approaches (-1,1) of x+y is 0