How can you display a part in wireframe mode?

Displaying a part in wireframe mode is accomplished by selecting "Wireframe" from the Display Style options. This feature allows users to view the geometry of the part through its edges only, without any surface filling, which is particularly useful for analyzing the internal structure or layout of the components without distractions from surface appearances or colors.

In SolidWorks, under the View menu, there are various display styles available, such as shaded, wireframe, and hidden lines removed. Choosing the wireframe option enables a clearer visualization of relationships and connectivity between features in a complex part or assembly.

The other methods listed would not achieve the wireframe view as effectively or directly. For instance, activating wireframe in the rendering settings pertains more to graphical rendering quality rather than view mode. Choosing wireframe view from perspective configurations typically relates to camera angles rather than display styles. Setting the view mode to wireframe in view settings would not be the standard terminology or method within SolidWorks, making the selection of "Wireframe from the Display Style options" the most precise and appropriate approach to display a part in wireframe mode.