Two figures given on the left side of (::) are related with some logic/rule/relation. Select the missing figure on the right side of (::) from the given alternatives based on the same logic/rule/relation.

The correct answer is:

Step-by-step Explanation:

To determine the missing figure, let us analyze the relationship between the figures on the left side of the analogy sign (::) and apply the exact same rule to the third figure.

1. Analyzing the outer corner arrow:
- In the first figure, the outer arrow is located at the top-right corner pointing diagonally up-right (Northeast).
- In the third figure, the outer arrow remains at the top-right corner pointing diagonally up-right (Northeast).
- In the second figure, the outer arrow is positioned at the bottom-left corner pointing diagonally down-left (Southwest).
- Therefore, the missing fourth figure must also keep its outer arrow at the bottom-left corner pointing diagonally down-left (Southwest), matching the second figure.

2. Analyzing the inner arrow:
- In the first figure, the arrow inside the small square points downwards.
- In the third figure, the inner arrow reverses its direction and points upwards.
- In the second figure, the arrow inside the small square points leftwards.
- Therefore, following the same rule of reversing the inner arrow's direction, the inner arrow in the missing fourth figure must reverse from pointing leftwards to pointing rightwards.

Conclusion:
Combining both observations, the correct missing figure must have an outer arrow at the bottom-left corner pointing down-left and an inner arrow pointing to the right. This corresponds to the image in the first option: