If a mirror is placed on the line MN, then which of the answer figures is the right image of the given figure?

The mirror line MN is horizontal and lies above the figure, so the image is formed by flipping the figure top-to-bottom: whatever is at the bottom comes to the top, while the left and right sides remain unchanged.
In the given figure the base triangle with g (left) and d (right) is at the bottom; in the image it must appear at the top, still on the same sides, with each letter turned upside down.
Likewise r, b (left side) and m, p (right side) stay on their own sides but appear vertically inverted.
Hence, the right image is the answer figure showing the vertically inverted shape with the letters flipped upside down on the same sides.
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