What types of simulations can be performed in Solid Edge?

The option indicating structural, motion, and thermal simulations as the correct choice accurately reflects the comprehensive range of simulation capabilities available in Solid Edge. Solid Edge is designed to facilitate advanced engineering analysis, enabling users to assess various physical phenomena.

Structural simulations allow for the evaluation of materials under different stress and load conditions, helping designers understand how components will perform in real-world scenarios. Motion simulations focus on the kinematic aspects of assemblies, providing insight into how parts interact and move relative to each other in an assembly. Thermal simulations enable the analysis of heat transfer within a system, crucial for applications where temperature variations affect performance.

This multi-faceted approach equips users with the tools to optimize designs across multiple parameters, ensuring robust and efficient solutions. The other options are limited in scope, suggesting either a restricted view of what can be achieved in Solid Edge or focusing on a singular aspect of simulation, which does not leverage the full array of analysis tools available within the software.