Which command displays the number of rotational and transitional degrees that a component can move in an assembly?

The command that displays the number of rotational and transitional degrees of freedom a component can move in an assembly is the one that directly provides this information about the movement capabilities of the component. The "Show Degrees of Freedom" command is specifically designed to analyze and visualize how many ways a particular component can move, which is crucial for understanding the kinematics of the assembly.

When you utilize this command, it analyzes the constraints and connections applied to the component in the assembly context and then presents the total number of possible movements, both rotational (around axes) and translational (along axes). This analysis is essential for design validation, as it helps engineers identify potential interferences and ensure that parts will function correctly within the intended range of motion.

In contrast, the other commands focus on manipulating components or detecting motion rather than providing a detailed breakdown of freedom degrees. For example, "Move Component" involves actively repositioning a part without necessarily revealing how many degrees of freedom it has. Similarly, "Drag Components" is more about interactive movement in the assembly environment rather than analysis, and "Motion Detection" is related to capturing movements that occur in different situations rather than explicitly stating the degrees of freedom available.