That which is finite has a limit and is measurable. The limit can be in numbers, size, parts, distance, etc. For example, by definition, a meter has a limited size. A kilogram has a limited weight. Contrast with infinite.
That which is finite has a limit and is measurable. The limit can be in numbers, size, parts, distance, etc. For example, by definition, a meter has a limited size. A kilogram has a limited weight. Contrast with infinite.
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