Which command can you use to create a pattern of holes in an assembly?

The choice focused on using the "Hole" command with the pattern option is correct because it directly addresses the task of creating a pattern of holes within an assembly. This command allows users to add holes to a component, and the inclusion of the pattern option facilitates the systematic arrangement of these holes according to specified distances and layouts. This method is both efficient and precise, particularly in assemblies where consistent spacing and alignment of features are essential.

Utilizing the hole command provides a direct approach to defining hole parameters, while the pattern function simplifies the process of replicating those holes across a specified area without the need for manual adjustments for each instance, thus saving time and reducing the likelihood of errors.

Other options may imply the presence of similar functionality, but they either lack the specificity of the hole feature in combination with the patterning ability or do not conventionally fit within the workflows established in Fusion 360 for such tasks.