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Which option is the mirror image of the given figure, with the mirror along the dashed line to its right?

Correct answer: D. Small solid triangle pointing left at bottom centre; small solid arrow pointing down at top right; small half-shaded plus sign, shaded up-left at centre

  • A. Small solid triangle pointing right at bottom centre; small solid arrow pointing down at top left; small half-shaded plus sign, shaded up-right at centre
  • B. Small solid triangle pointing left at top centre; small solid arrow pointing up at bottom right; small half-shaded plus sign, shaded down-left at centre
  • C. Small solid triangle pointing right at top centre; small solid arrow pointing up at bottom left; small half-shaded plus sign, shaded down-right at centre
  • D. Small solid triangle pointing left at bottom centre; small solid arrow pointing down at top right; small half-shaded plus sign, shaded up-left at centre

Explanation

A mirror standing beside the figure swaps left and right: every element moves to the opposite side, and anything that points or is shaded to the right now points or is shaded to the left. Top and bottom stay where they are. Option D is the only one where every element has changed this way. A is the figure itself, unreflected. B is the figure turned upside down, which swaps top and bottom as well. C is the water image (top and bottom swapped), not the mirror image.

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