Question

what does it mean when a sketch is fully constrained? a. the size and position of all sketch geometry is completely defined b. a constraint is applied to every sketch entity. c. the position of all sketch geometry is completely defined d. the size of all sketch geometry is completely defined

Explanation:

In a fully - constrained sketch, both the size and position of all sketch geometry are completely defined. This ensures that there is no ambiguity in the shape and its location in the design space. Option B is incorrect as it's not about applying a constraint to every entity but about fully defining geometry. Options C and D are incorrect as they only mention position or size respectively, while full - constraint requires both.

Answer:

A. The size and position of all sketch geometry is completely defined