Answer:
DNE (Doesn’t exist)
Explanation:
Hi! We are given the limit expression:

First step of evaluating limit is always directly substitution - substitute x = 5 in the expression.

Looks like we’ve got 20/0 after direct substitution. Note that this isn’t an indeterminate form but undefined since it’s not 0/0 which would make things different.
Now, plot the graph and see at x approaches 5, the function y approaches both positive infinity and negative infinity.
Introducing, left limit would be:

And right limit is:

In limit, if both left and right limit are not equal then the limit does not exist.
From left limit and right, both are not equal. Therefore, the limit does not exist.
Cautions:
- Limit being DNE in this case simply means both left and right limit are not equal.
- The limit does not approach infinity a left limit apporoaches negative infinity as well which is different from positive infinity hence limit being DNE.