What question about the judiciary were left open by the Constitution?how were they answered?

Explanation:

The Constitution originally left open some questions about the judiciary. The document created a Supreme Court. However, it did not state the number of justices. Instead, it left Congress to decide. Another question was how much power the Supreme Court should have. They would have to figure out how to divide power between the state courts and federal courts. In 1789, Congress decided to pass the Federal Judiciary Act to help set up a court system to alleviate some of the questions that were left open.