A company is setting up a project to build housing units, and the investment volume is estimated at one million dollars to build 100 homes, and the price of the house is 20 thousand dollars, to be paid in unequal installments for 4 years, where the first installment is 40% of the price of the house, the second installment is 30%, the third installment is 20%, and the fourth installment is 10%. The

A company is setting up a project to build housing units, and the investment volume is estimated at one million dollars to build 100 homes, and the price of the house is 20 thousand dollars, to be paid in unequal installments for 4 years, where the first installment is 40% of the price of the house, the second installment is 30%, the third installment is 20%, and the fourth installment is 10%. The

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