Question

what does the simplify command do? (select the best answer.) lower the number of nodes in a path. add more node handles to a path. resize a path. move nodes from one path to another

Explanation:

The Simplify command is used to reduce the complexity of a path. One way it does this is by lowering the number of nodes (which are points that define the path). Fewer nodes mean a simpler path. Adding more node handles (which would be related to making the path more complex, not simpler), resizing a path (which changes its dimensions but not its node - related simplicity), and moving nodes from one path to another (which is about re - distributing nodes between paths, not simplifying a single path) are not the main functions of the Simplify command.

Answer:

Lower the number of nodes in a path.