"Select the option from the given choices which shows the mirror image of the…

Key idea: A mirror image across a vertical axis swaps left and right positions of all features while keeping their vertical (top/bottom) positions the same.

• Step 1: Identify distinctive markers in the original (for example the small circle and the arrowheads).

• Step 2: Imagine folding the picture along a vertical line through the center. Each marker on the left should land at the same height on the right, and vice versa.

• Step 3: Check arrowhead directions and diagonal slopes. In a vertical mirror the slopes of diagonals remain the same, but arrowheads point the opposite way horizontally (left↔right).

Conclusion: The correct mirror image is the image that shows the small circle and all other distinctive marks swapped to the opposite side horizontally while staying at the same vertical positions. That image displays the small circle on the opposite side of the top diagonal and the arrowheads reflected horizontally, so it is the correct mirror image.