The calling population is termed finite when ________.
A) there is restriction on the maximum number in the queue
B) only a limited number of people may use the facility in any given period
C) the interarrival time is not very large
D) there is no queue discipline specified

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A finite calling population refers to a population of customers or entities that is limited and fixed, i.e., only a limited number of people may use a facility in any given period. This is different from an infinite calling population where there is no limit or fixed number of customers. The other options (A, C, D) are not necessarily related to the concept of a finite calling population.

The Calling Population Is Termed Finite When ________