If a mirror is placed on the shaded line, the correct mirror image of the given figure will be -
A mirror placed beside a word reverses left and right but keeps top and bottom unchanged.
So the letter order is reversed to read L, E, A, R, S, I from left to right, and each letter is laterally inverted while staying upright.
Symmetric letters I and A look unchanged, while L, E, R and S appear flipped sideways; the figure with an upside-down A or a wrongly shaped R is not a mirror image, and an upside-down word is a water image.
Hence, the figure in which the word reads from right to left with every letter upright and laterally inverted, the R appearing as Я.
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