how to find the bounds of this siquence: (n^2+2)^0.5-(n)^0.5

transgalactic

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(n^2+2)^0.5 - (n)^0.5

i thought of doing a limit where n->infinity but here i get undefined form and even if i whould get some finite limite it will only be one bound and i cant do limit n->-infinity because its a sequence must be positive??
 
Re: how to find the bounds of this siquence..

The lower bound happens at \(\displaystyle n=0\), but there is no upper bound. Did you write the sequence correctly?
 
Re: how to find the bounds of this siquence..

i wrote it correctly

how did you find that the lower bound happens at n=0

is it legal?
in a sequence "n" must have only whole positive numbers
 
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