To find the missing figure in the given matrix, we need to analyze the pattern and relationship between the figures in each row and column.

Let's observe the matrix:

1. In the first row, notice that the black dot with lines pointing outward changes orientation in a sequence. The dot starts at the top left corner, with lines pointing left and down. In the second figure, the line originally pointing left rotates upward, and in the third figure, it rotates to point right.
2. In the second row, the same rotation pattern is observed but rotated anticlockwise. The first figure’s line is oriented downward, the second figure rotates to left, and the third one further rotates to upward.
3. The third row should follow the same pattern of rotation as in the first two rows. The first figure has the line pointing downward. The second is pointing left. Therefore, the missing figure should feature the black dot and line rotated upward, completing the sequence.

Based on this consistent pattern of rotation, the correct answer is:

Hence, the missing figure is the one that completes the rotation sequence effectively.