Functions of two or more variables

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The concept of function of one variable can be extended to functions of two or more variables. Thus for example z = f(x, y) defines a function f which assigns to the number pair (x, y) the number z.

It’s familiar for some people with graphing z = f(x, y) in a 3-dimensional xyz coordinate system to obtain a surface. Sometime x and y are called independent variables and z a dependent variable. Occasionally it’s written z = z(x, y) rather than z = f(x, y), using the system z in two different senses. however, no confusion should result.

The ideas of limits and continuity for functions of two or more variables pattern closely those for one variable.

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