Two cyclists start from the middle of a 200m track and move in opposite directions towards the end of the track at 5m/s and 10m/s respectively. At the time when a cyclist first reaches the end, both cyclists turn around and start moving towards each other with their initial speeds. During this motion, a fly moves at a speed of 17 m/s, between the 2 cyclists, landing on one cyclist and then moving to the next continuously. How much distance has the fly covered when the two cyclists meet again?
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Given:
- Two cyclists start from the middle of a 200m track and move in opposite directions towards the end of the track at 5m/s and 10m/s respectively.
- At the time when a cyclist first reaches the end, both cyclists turn around and start moving towards each other with their initial speeds.
- During this motion, a fly moves at a speed of 17 m/s, between the 2 cyclists, landing on one cyclist and then moving to the next continuously.
To find:
- How much distance has the fly covered when the two cyclists meet again.
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