Select the related figure from the given alternatives –

Concept

Reflection across a horizontal axis swaps the top and bottom while preserving left-right positions. A vertical arrow reverses between up and down, whereas a horizontal arrow keeps its left-right direction but moves to the opposite height.

Application

1. In the example pair, the vertical inverted-U shape open at the bottom becomes a vertical U-shape open at the top; its right arm remains on the right.

2. The downward arrow on the right arm becomes an upward arrow on that same right arm. These two changes establish reflection across a horizontal axis.

3. Reflect the given left-open horizontal shape across a horizontal axis. It remains open to the left, while its upper arm moves to the lower position. The left-pointing arrow therefore remains left-pointing and appears on the lower arm.

Cross-check

Applying the same horizontal reflection once more returns the derived figure to the given left-open horizontal figure. Therefore, the required figure is the left-open horizontal shape with a left-pointing arrow on its lower arm.