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Carlos is practicing dance steps in front of a mirror. He suddenly realizes that the text 'PERFECT' on his T-shirt looks different in the mirror. Which of the following resembles the text in the mirror?

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Solution

The correct option is B
In a mirror, the object looks upright, but the left–right orientation changes.

The correct mirror image of PERFECT will be:

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