What component of the TCAS system provides flight crew the position of airborne traffic with respect to their own aircraft?

The navigation display is the correct component of the TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System) that provides the flight crew with the position of airborne traffic relative to their own aircraft. The navigation display visually represents the surrounding air traffic information, including the altitude and lateral position of nearby aircraft. This information is critical for pilots to maintain situational awareness and ensure safety in busy airspace.

In contrast, the flight management system mainly aids in route planning and navigation but does not specifically illustrate the positioning of other aircraft. The altitude reporting system is concerned with relaying altitude data and does not offer comprehensive traffic visualization. The multifunction display can present a variety of information, but it typically does not focus solely on traffic positioning within the context of TCAS.