Edward C. answered 03/19/15
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an = √(7n+11) - √(7n)
Multiply by the conjugate [√(7n+11) + √(7n)] / [√(7n+11) + √(7n)] to get
an = [(7n+11) - 7n] / [√(7n+11) + √(7n)] = 11 / [√(7n+11) + √(7n)]
As n-->∞ the numerator is a constant while the denominator is unbounded, so
lim(n-->∞) an = 0 ==> the sequence converges to 0.