Which of the following options would allow the user to view different components of a model simultaneously?

The correct choice for viewing different components of a model simultaneously is orbit. Orbit allows users to pivot around the model, providing different perspectives by changing the viewpoint. This is particularly useful in complex assemblies, where seeing how different components interact and fit together from various angles is essential for assessment and understanding.

The other options serve different purposes. Pan shifts the view left or right and up or down, but it does not change the angle of the view. Zoom changes the scale of what you see, but does not provide a new perspective. Rotate typically refers to rotating the selected object within its own axis rather than changing the camera view of the entire assembly. Thus, understanding the function of orbit is key for effective visualization in Autodesk Inventor.