Wave 1 starts at Position X and travels distance D1 to Position Y. Wave 2 starts at Position X at the same time as Wave 1 and travels distance D2 (along a different path), arriving at Position Y at the same time Wave 1 arrives. Which of the following is true? A. If D2−D1=2π, the two waves will interfere destructively. B. If D2−D1=π, the two waves will interfere destructively. C. If D2−D1=λ/2, the two waves will interfere destructively. D. If D2−D1=2π, the two waves will interfere destructively. E. The two waves will not interfere destructively. F. There is not enough information to determine what kind of interference the two waves will exhibit.

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