Question

how is the prime ministers power limited by the parliamentary system of government? is elected by the legislature gains power through use of military is elected by the people serves for a set number of years

Explanation:

In a parliamentary - system, the prime minister is elected by the legislature (parliament). This election mechanism subjects the prime minister to the will of the legislative body, limiting their power. The other options are incorrect as gaining power through military is not a feature of parliamentary systems, prime ministers are not directly elected by the people in parliamentary systems in most cases, and the tenure is not the main way power is limited by the parliamentary system.

Answer:

Is elected by the legislature