Two trains under a controlled experiment begin at a speed of 100…

Two trains under a controlled experiment begin at a speed of 100 mph in the opposite direction in a tunnel. A supersonic bee is left in the tunnel which can fly at a speed of 1000 mph. The tunnel is 200 miles long. When the trains start running on a constant speed of 100 mph, the supersonic bee starts flying from one train towards the other. As soon as the bee reaches the second train, it starts flying back towards the first train. If the bee keeps flying to and fro in the tunnel till the trains collide, how much distance will it have covered in total?

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