Two wheels, each with four spokes, are mounted one behind the other and aligned such that an observer sees only fourspokes. At t =0 minute, one wheel begins to spin at 5 revolutions/ minute and the other at 4 revolutions /minute. Upto t = 1 minute, how many times the observer would see only four spokes

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