Brad wants to buy flowers for his friend with $45 the daisies are $1 each and roses are $2 each he buys 3 more daisies then roses how much did the roses cost

Represent the number of roses by x and that the number of daisies is x + 3. The cost of x roses is equal to 2x and the daisies cost 1(x + 3). Hence, the total cost of the flowers may be expressed as 2x + x + 3. This value should be equal to $45. 
                                       2x + x + 3 = 45     ;    x = 14

The roses cost 2x. Therefore, the answer is $28. 

The answer to your question is b’(16,14)