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

The Add Component dialog is primarily used to insert new components into an assembly. It allows the user to browse for components, define the placement of the part, and set initial positions; however, it does not provide information regarding the existing constraints applied to the assembly. This dialog focuses on the action of adding components rather than managing or reporting on the constraints that dictate how components interact with each other in the assembly.

In contrast, the Constraint Navigator specifically provides an overview of all the constraints applied within the assembly, enabling users to review, manage, and edit those constraints. The Assembly Property Manager and the Component Properties dialog also offer insights into constraints, such as how components are positioned concerning each other or how they are expected to move. Therefore, while the other options relate directly to constraints in the assembly, the Add Component dialog does not serve that purpose.