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Answer:

Because the number of subatomic particles is finite.

Explanation:

You probably know that in addition to electrons, protons, there are many other subatomic particles with strange names like quarks, neutrinos, muons, bosons, etc.

There are many ways in which these could theoretically be combined to make atoms of new elements.

However, the number of different subatomic particles is finite, so the number of possible combinations is also finite.

Even if scientists discover more new subatomic particles, the number of possible combinations will increase, but it will still be finite.

Thus, there is a finite number of elements in the universe.

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We have that for the Question "why do we say there is a finite number of elements in the universe" it can be said that

  • Since there is a finite number of sub atomic elements that  make up the atoms and in turn elements there is also a finite number of elements in the universe

From the question we are told

why do we say there is a finite number of elements in the universe?

Generally

Electrons, protons, and many other subatomic particles like quarks, neutrinos, muons are  the make up of atoms and in turn elements

Therefore

  • Since there is a finite number of sub atomic elements that  make up the atoms and in turn elements

  • Hence it is only logical to know that good permutation of these subatomic molecules will give a finite number of possible elements

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