Which of the following does not give you information about the constraints in your assembly?

The Add Component dialog is primarily used for placing new components into an assembly and does not provide information about existing constraints. Its main function is to assist in locating and confirming the placement of components rather than managing or displaying information related to constraints between components within the assembly.

In contrast, the Assembly Navigator offers a structured view of the components and their relationships, including constraints, which aids in understanding how parts are connected. The graphics window visually represents the assembly and often indicates how parts are constrained to one another through their positions and interactions. The Constraint Navigator specifically focuses on displaying and managing constraints, allowing users to view details about the relationships defined in the assembly.

Understanding this distinction helps clarify that the Add Component dialog does not serve the purpose of informing users about constraints that already exist between components in an assembly.