👉 In mathematics, a "portionless" object is one that cannot be divided into two parts without altering its value. For example, if you take an element from a set and divide it by 2, the result will not change its value. Similarly, if you take an element from a ring or sphere, and divide it by 3, it will not change its volume. This concept is used to describe objects that are "infinite" in nature but have no finite parts.
