The Restless Fly

Cities A and B are 300 kilometers apart. Two cyclists start simultaneously from A and B, heading towards each other. Their speeds are constant and equal to `30` km/h and `20` km/h, respectively. At the same moment, a fly departs from city A, flying at a speed of `100` km/h. The fly overtakes the first cyclist and flies until it meets the cyclist who left from city B. The moment the fly meets the cyclist, it immediately turns around and flies back until it meets the first cyclist again, and then it turns around again, and so on, until the cyclists meet. How many kilometers did the fly travel?

Difficulty level (1 very easy - 10 very hard): 3

Topics:
Arithmetic Algebra -> Equations Logic -> Reasoning / Logic Algebra -> Word Problems -> Motion Problems
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