For the construction of a typical house, there was not enough space. The architect changed the project: he removed two entrances and added three floors. As a result, the number of apartments increased. He was pleased and decided to remove two more entrances and add three more floors.

Could it be that the number of apartments became even less than in the typical project? (In each entrance, there is the same number of floors and on all floors in all entrances, there is the same number of apartments.)
Let's say the original project had 5 entrances, 2 floors, and one apartment on each floor. Then there were 10 apartments. After the project was changed, it became 3 entrances and 5 floors - 15 apartments, and after the second change - 1 entrance and 8 floors - 8 apartments.

## Answer

It could.