Correct option is A
A white flag indicates that a triple jump attempt is valid.
The white flag is raised by the officials in Triple Jump to indicate that the jump has been executed correctly and meets the necessary requirements for a valid attempt. When the athlete completes their jump without any rule violations, the white flag is raised, signaling that the attempt will be counted towards their overall performance.
In Triple Jump, athletes must complete a series of three consecutive jumps, consisting of a hop, a step, and a jump, in a designated jumping area. The jumps are measured to determine the distance covered by the athlete.
A red flag indicates that a triple jump attempt is invalid.