 Solution

Rationalize the numerator of the summand:For every $n\ge 1$ we have $\sqrt{1+1/n}\le \sqrt{2}$, and thereforeThe harmonic series diverges, so the comparison test for series makes the given positive-term series diverge as well:For completeness, divergence of the harmonic series follows by grouping the terms with $2^k<n\le 2^{k+1}$: each such block contributes at least $2^k/2^{k+1}=1/2$. The same rationalization also shows that $n$ times the summand tends to $1/2$. The summands tend to zero, but their harmonic-size tail prevents convergence.