1. **State the problem:** We have a building with 26 apartments of sizes 90, 120, 140, and 150 m². The number of 120 m² apartments is $x$, and the number of 90 m² apartments is unknown. There are 8 apartments of 140 m² and 5 apartments of 150 m².
2. **Given data:**
- Total apartments: 26
- Number of 140 m² apartments: 8
- Number of 150 m² apartments: 5
- Total monthly collection from all apartments: 6440
- Collection from 140 and 150 m² apartments: 3740
3. **Find:**
(a) The total size in m² of the apartments that pay 3740.
(b) The payment per m².
(c) The payment for a 150 m² apartment.
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### Step 1: Find the total number of apartments sized 90 and 120 m²
Since total apartments are 26, and 8 + 5 = 13 are 140 and 150 m²,
$$x + \text{number of 90 m² apartments} = 26 - 13 = 13$$
Let the number of 90 m² apartments be $y$, then:
$$x + y = 13$$
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### Step 2: Find the total size of apartments paying 3740
The 140 m² apartments: 8 apartments
The 150 m² apartments: 5 apartments
Total size:
$$8 \times 140 + 5 \times 150 = 1120 + 750 = 1870 \text{ m}^2$$
**Answer (a):** $1870$ m²
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### Step 3: Find the payment per m²
Total payment from these apartments is 3740.
Payment per m²:
$$\frac{3740}{1870} = 2$$
**Answer (b):** 2 (payment units per m²)
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### Step 4: Find the payment for a 150 m² apartment
Payment per apartment:
$$150 \times 2 = 300$$
**Answer (c):** 300
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### Summary:
- (a) Total size of apartments paying 3740: **1870 m²**
- (b) Payment per m²: **2**
- (c) Payment for a 150 m² apartment: **300**
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