What sense does this make? How can this turn into 0????
#Continuity of partial derivatives
keen harbor
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What sense does this make? How can this turn into 0????
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pine schooner
chat gpt is just being a fuckass
Im assuming you are trying to prove that f is not continuous at (0,0)
keen harbor
yup
pine schooner
Maybe chatgpt meant that f(0,t)=0 for all t thus the limit is 0 for t approaching 0, but the limit of f(x,x) is 1/4 for x approaching thus we must have 1/4=0 if f were continuous, which is absurd
Chatgpt said it in a really bad way but maybe that’s what is meant
It’s probably a dimwit
modern pulsar
chat gpt is just being a fuckass
ChatGPT??? ChatGPT literally only knows how to put words in grammatical order, don't use it for math.
pine schooner
Chatgpt is ass at math
keen harbor
thats what i suspect, but goddamn all the step by step alternatives cost money
modern pulsar
Maybe chatgpt meant that f(0,t)=0 for all t thus the limit is 0 for t approachin...
It didn't "mean" anything because it doesn't have intent, it just puts words in order.
modern pulsar
thats what i suspect, but goddamn all the step by step alternatives cost money
If you just want to prove discontinuity, or that the limit doesn't exist, you now just need to approach the limit along a curve that isn't y = x and show that it's different.
That is, not 1/4.
pine schooner
Maybe not I never used chatgpt for math i just know it’s bad at math from what I heard
keen harbor
if you get it the right answers it can work
its better than learning shit just by reading pdfs of how to do math
but anything is
and if you dont have solutions, it is not to be trusted
modern pulsar
Assuming you want to find $\lim_{(x, y) \to (0, 0)}\frac{\sin(x^2y^2)}{(x^2 + y^2)^2}$
mild snowBOT
Techie Literate
modern pulsar
if you get it the right answers it can work
It can't, though. It literally only puts words in grammatical order. That's what a large language model is.
It's a neural network that reads billions of words of text, measures how often certain words come after certain other words, then just spits out the most common sequence of words.
sharp light
What sense does this make? How can this turn into 0????
Yeah, that's probably a mistake.
Oh, wait... Ah, man. The comments didn't load again until I wrote something...
keen harbor
that sucks
sharp light
Very weird that it keeps happening lately.