【答案解析】Let T be the total number of flowers, and let $C, $L,and $R be the cost, respectively, of one carnation, one lily, and one rose.(1) We are given that L = 3C (because C:L is 1:3) and R = AC (because C:R is 1:4). The table below shows the total price for each type of flower.

From the table it is clear that lilies have the greatest total cost; SUFFICIENT.(2) We are given that R = 0.75 + C and R = 0.25 + L. To simplify matters, we can use these equations to express each of the variables C, L, and R in terms of a single fixed variable, for example, C= R- 3/4 and L = R-1/4. This will allow us to replace all appearances of C, L, and R with appearances of R only, thereby reducing by two the number of variables that have to be dealt with. The table below shows, for two values of T and R, the total price for each type of flower.
