If the number of members in a set is a definite non-negative integer, then the set is called as?

Singleton set

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Finite set

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Infinite set

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Empty set

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Solution

The correct option is B Finite set
A finite set is a set which has a definite non-negative integer number of members.
In a finite set, the element can be listed if it has limited i.e., countable natural number $1, 2, 3,, . . . .$ and the process of listed terminates at a certain natural number $N$ .

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