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Fernando and Maria are at opposite sides of a park. They plan to meet later at a fountain that is located somewhere between them

. Maria will arrive at the fountain first, before Fernando even leaves his starting location. The ratio of Maria's starting location to the fountain to Fernando's starting place is 5:3. What is the location of the fountain? Round to the nearest tenth, if necessary.
Answer is -1 and -0.5

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