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The phase difference between two waves , represented by `y_1=10^(-6) sin [100t +(x//50) +0.5]m and y_2=10^(-6) cos [100t + (x//50)]m` , where x is expressed in metre and t is expressed in second , is approximately

A

1.07 radians

B

2.07 radians

C

0.5 radian

D

1.5 radians

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