Assertion (A): Mirror image questions always reverse left and right orientations.
Reason (R): They also reverse top and bottom orientations.
Solution:
Assertion (A) is TRUE. A mirror image reverses only the left–right orientation.
Reason (R) is FALSE. A mirror does not reverse top and bottom. Top–bottom reversal occurs in water images, not mirror images.
So:
· A is true
· R is false
Correct Answer: (c)
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