Where can you view an object's location and size?

Where can you view an object's location and size?

• A. In the Layers panel; Position and Scale
• B. In the Properties panel; X, Y indicate location; W, H indicate width and height
• C. In the Symbols panel; Symbol Size
• D. In the Appearance panel; Opacity and Blend Mode

Answer: (B)

Viewing an object's position and dimensions is done in the Properties panel. When you select an object, you’ll see X and Y values that specify its location on the artboard, and W and H values that indicate its width and height. This is the centralized place to check exact placement and size, which is essential for precise layout or alignment tasks. The other panels serve different purposes: the Layers panel focuses on stacking order and visibility of objects, not exact coordinates; the Symbols panel deals with symbol definitions and the size of symbol instances; the Appearance panel controls visual attributes like opacity and blending modes, not position or dimensions. So the best way to view location and size is the Properties panel with X, Y for position and W, H for width and height.

Viewing an object's position and dimensions is done in the Properties panel. When you select an object, you’ll see X and Y values that specify its location on the artboard, and W and H values that indicate its width and height. This is the centralized place to check exact placement and size, which is essential for precise layout or alignment tasks. The other panels serve different purposes: the Layers panel focuses on stacking order and visibility of objects, not exact coordinates; the Symbols panel deals with symbol definitions and the size of symbol instances; the Appearance panel controls visual attributes like opacity and blending modes, not position or dimensions. So the best way to view location and size is the Properties panel with X, Y for position and W, H for width and height.