If the halves are exactly similar to each other and have the same features, then both the halves are called mirror halves.
∙ When one half of shape A––––––––– is compared to the other, we find that both halves have different features, lengths, widths, etc. Both halves are not mirror halves.
∙ The halves of shape B––––––––– are exactly similar to each other. Both halves of the shape can exactly overlap on each other. Thus, both halves represent mirror halves.
∙ When one half of shape C––––––––– is compared to the other, we find that both halves have different features. Both halves are not mirror halves.
∙ When one half of shape D––––––––– is compared to the other, we find that both halves have different features. Both halves are not mirror halves.
Hence, only shape B––––––––– is divided into mirror halves.