Does infinity equate to unlimited quantity? for explaining amounts

[Yunaruiii]

unlimited and infinite are different in mathematics ofc.
but I think when it's stated as a quantity of something, it's taken equally. Is that right?

The reason is that if you exist in that concept, it has to have a beginning, and when it is stated that there is no end or limit to the concept that has this beginning, it is quantitatively the same. Because it literally means end=border=limit and is used to represent that it is limitless.
I'm not saying unlimited = infinite in math.
but I think it has to be equal in quantity

 

[Georredannea15]

Depends on the context. For example, you can go around the earth limitless/unlimited, but that doesn't mean that the earth is really infinite.

 

[Yunaruiii]

Depends on the context. For example, you can go around the earth limitless/unlimited, but that doesn't mean that the earth is really infinite.

for example, "unlimited energy"?

 

[Georredannea15]

for example, "unlimited energy"?

It depends on other contexts in the verse. I can't say anything for sure just from this statement