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This Roman-numeral clock is seen in a mirror. What time does the reflection appear to show?

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  • A1:05
  • B10:55
  • C1:55
  • D2:55

Step-by-Step Solution

The clock shows 10:05. Mirror time = 11:60 − 10:05 = 1:55. (2:55 forgets to borrow an hour; 1:05 keeps the minutes.)
Answer: C) 1:55

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