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ai=n(ai-1+1)
 
Hence ai-1+1/ai-1 = ai/nai-1
 
hence, (ai+1)/(ai) = an/n!a1 = an/n!
 
You can prove that an = n+nan-1 = n+n(1+an-2) = ...=n2+n = n(n+1)
 
Hence The required limit is  ninf n+1/(n-1)!
 
Now invoke the inequality, n!>2n
 
Hence 0<n+1/(n-1)! < n+1/2n-1
 
By Sandwich Theorem, the required limit is zero
 
 

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