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For you to see in a mirror, light must be refracted reflected concaved conducted
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For you to see in a mirror, light must be

refracted
reflected
concaved
conducted

User Lissettdm
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For you to see in a mirror, light must be "Reflected"

So, option B is your answer.

Hope this helps!
User Arthur Weborg
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Reflected
Probably shouldn't put this as a math question
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