Question

congress can change the size of the supreme court. which arrow stands for this check? executive judicial legislative submit

Explanation:

To determine which arrow represents Congress (Legislative) changing the size of the Supreme Court (Judicial), we analyze the branches:

• The Legislative branch (Congress) acts on the Judicial branch (Supreme Court). So we look for an arrow from Legislative to Judicial? Wait, no—wait, the action is Congress (Legislative) affecting the Judicial (Supreme Court). Wait, the arrows: the Legislative (Congress) to Judicial? Wait, no, the arrow from Legislative to Judicial? Wait, the diagram has three branches: Executive, Judicial, Legislative. Congress is Legislative, Supreme Court is Judicial. So the check is Legislative (Congress) → Judicial (Supreme Court)? Wait, no, the arrow direction: the arrow from Legislative to Judicial? Wait, the diagram shows arrows between the branches. Wait, the arrow that is from Legislative (Congress) to Judicial (Supreme Court) would represent Congress's power over the Court. Wait, but in the diagram, the arrows: let's see the labels. The Legislative is the right circle, Judicial is left, Executive is top. The arrows: the arrow from Legislative to Judicial? Wait, no, the arrow that is from Legislative (right) to Judicial (left) is the purple arrow (the lower one, the one with the hand pointing? Wait, no, the question is which arrow stands for Congress (Legislative) changing the size of the Supreme Court (Judicial). So the power is Legislative → Judicial. So the arrow from Legislative (right) to Judicial (left) is the one that represents this check. Looking at the diagram, the arrow from Legislative (right circle) to Judicial (left circle) is the purple arrow (the lower horizontal arrow, the one going from Legislative to Judicial? Wait, no, the horizontal arrows: one is blue (from Judicial to Legislative) and one is purple (from Legislative to Judicial)? Wait, no, the diagram: the lower arrows are two horizontal arrows: one from Judicial to Legislative (blue) and one from Legislative to Judicial (purple, with the hand). Wait, no, the problem is Congress (Legislative) can change the size of the Supreme Court (Judicial), so the arrow should be from Legislative to Judicial. So the arrow from Legislative (right) to Judicial (left) is the one that represents this check. So the arrow is the one going from Legislative (right circle) to Judicial (left circle), which is the purple arrow (the one with the hand cursor on it). Wait, but let's confirm: the Legislative branch (Congress) has the power to change the size of the Supreme Court (Judicial branch), so the arrow should be from Legislative to Judicial. So in the diagram, the arrow from Legislative (right) to Judicial (left) is the correct one. So the answer is the arrow from Legislative to Judicial, which is the lower arrow (the purple one, the one going from Legislative to Judicial).

Answer:

The arrow from the Legislative (right circle) to the Judicial (left circle) (the lower horizontal arrow, the one with the hand cursor indicating it).