Answer / Jyoti Shukla

In Adobe Flex, when you add an image to a container, the container doesn't automatically resize itself to fit the image. However, you can use various methods to resize the image and its container. One common approach is to set the `scaleMode` property of the image component or set the width and height properties of the container. Here's an example:

```actionscript
<s:HBox id="myContainer">
<s:Image id="myImage" source="your_image_source"/>
</s:HBox>

myContainer.scaleMode = "noScale";
myContainer.percentWidth = 100;
myContainer.percentHeight = 100;
```

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