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Mathematical application problems. Party A and Party B walk face to face from two places respectively. The speed is ...
The speed of A is three-fifths of that of B, which means that A walked 3 kilometers and B walked 5 kilometers at the same time. When Party A meets Party B,

A walked 3/8 of the whole journey, and B walked 5/8 of the whole journey.

After walking two-fifths of the whole journey, A walked 1000m to meet B (2/5 of the whole journey has exceeded 3/8 of the whole journey and exceeded the meeting point).

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