Correct Answer: P 3,20,000; Q 6,40,000; R 9,60,000

Solution : Answer = P 3,20,000; Q 6,40,000; R 9,60,000

Hence, the correct option is 2.

Correct Answer: $(5,–3)$

Solution : Given: $Q1$ is reflected over the x-axis to $(–5,3)$.
$Q1$ = image of $Q(a,b)$ over Y-axis = $(–5,3)$
Image of $Q(a,b)$ over Y-axis = $(–(–5),–(3))$
Image of $Q(a,b)$ over Y-axis = $(5,–3)$
Hence, the correct answer is $(5,–3)$.

Correct Answer:

Solution : As per the mirror image properties, closer things appear close to the mirror in the reflection.
So, according to the above property and the information provided, the mirror is placed on the right side of the figure (on line MN). So, the left side of the reflected image will appear as the right side and the right side will appear as the left side. However, the top and bottom of the reflected image will remain the same.
Thus, the correct mirror image of the given figure will be –

Hence, the second option is correct.

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