What are capacity limits?

Capacity limits are like when your toy box can only hold so many toys before it gets full.

Imagine you have a toy box that’s really big, but not infinite. Every time you put a new toy in, there's less space for the others. If you keep adding more and more toys, eventually you’ll run out of room. That means you can’t fit any more toys inside without pushing them all out or making a mess. This is what capacity limits mean, they’re like the maximum number of things that can fit in a place at once.

Think about a playground. If it’s a sunny day and every kid wants to play on the swings, there are only so many swings. Once all the swings are taken, the kids who come later have to wait their turn or find another activity, like sliding down the slide or playing tag. The number of swings is the capacity, and when all the swings are full, that’s the limit.

So whether it's a toy box, a playground, or even a bus ride, everything has its own maximum space!