Compute the first 5 terms of the sequence: {b(n)}n=1-> infinity = n�sqrt(6n) + (5/6)^n.

((that is:(Bsub(n))from n=1 to infinity = nth root of 6n + (5/6)raised to n.))
If the sequence converges, find the limit.

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