The component that is activated is the only moving part. True or False?

The statement that the component that is activated is the only moving part is false. In Fusion 360, when working with assemblies, multiple components can have degrees of freedom that allow them to move independently of one another. Just because one component is activated does not restrict motion solely to that component; other components can also be connected through joints or constraints that enable their movement.

In complex assemblies, for example, the interactions and relationships between different components can result in several parts moving in response to the activation of one. This is particularly relevant in assemblies where gears, levers, or any interconnected mechanical systems are involved. Therefore, it's important to consider the overall context of the assembly and not just focus on the activated component.