If exists, then it agrees along all path
Theorem
If is a path with Then,
Also helpful to show that limits do not exist, if a limit does not agree along any two paths.
If limx→x0f(x) exists, then it agrees along all path
If c(t) is a path with limt→t0c(t)=x0 Then, limx→x0f(x)=limt→t0f(c(t))
Also helpful to show that limits do not exist, if a limit does not agree along any two paths.