If two sinusoidal waves share the same frequency but differ in phase by π radians, what is the relationship between their maximum and minimum points?

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Both waves attain their minimum values simultaneously.Both waves reach their peak values at the same time.When one wave hits its maximum, the other simultaneously reaches its minimum.None of the above statements are correct.No applicable option.

Explanation

When two sine waves have a phase difference of π radians, they are exactly out of phase. This means that as one wave reaches its highest point (maximum), the other wave is at its lowest point (minimum). Thus, option C correctly describes this behavior.