Question

q: what is a finite amount of something?
a. an amount of it that’s constantly changing.
b. an amount of it that cannot be measured.
c. a set amount of it that cannot be increased.
d. im not sure

Explanation:

The term "finite" means having a definite or limited quantity. Option a describes a changing amount (not finite). Option b describes an immeasurable amount (not related to finiteness). Option c describes a set, non - increaseable amount which matches the definition of finite. Option d is not an answer to the question about the meaning of a finite amount.

Answer:

c. A set amount of it that cannot be increased.