Limit Definition | Epsilon Delta Proof Examples | Advanced Calculus Backlog Crash Course AMU

Welcome to mathstronauts!
In this video, we solve important Thomas Calculus questions using the Limit Definition (ε−δ method) for two-variable functions.
This class is specially designed for AMU BSc Advanced Calculus Backlog Crash Course students.

📘 Topics Covered in This Video

Understanding formal limit definition in multivariable calculus

Showing that a δ positive exists for given ε

Solving two functions:
1️⃣ , ε = 0.02
2️⃣ , ε = 0.04

Step-by-step ε−δ proof

Important exam tricks for AMU BSc mathematics


🎓 Who Should Watch

AMU BSc Students (Backlog + Regular)

BSc 1st–3rd year mathematics students

Anyone learning Advanced Calculus / Thomas Calculus

Students preparing for university exams


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