Below is a map of Tran’s neighborhood. On a coordinate plane, school is 0.75 units to the left and 0.5 units up. Park is 0.5 units to the left. Library is 0.25 units to the right and 0.75 units up. Tran's home is 0.5 units to the left. Supermarket is 0.75 units to the right and 0.75 units down.

Which statements about the locations are true? Select all that apply.
A) The park is located at (Negative one-half, 0).
B) The supermarket is located at (Negative three-fourths, three-fourths).
The library is located at (One-fourth, three-fourths)
The point (Negative three-fourths, one-half) is the location of the school.
The point (0, one-half) is the location of Tran’s home.

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