A stall was selling flowers. ¹₄ of the earnings are from the sale of 12 roses and 10 daisies. Of the rest of the earnings, ³₄ are from the sale of roses and ¹₄ are from the sale of daisies. Each daisy costs twice as much as each rose. How many flowers were sold?

12 roses and 10 daisies	Rest of the earnings		Total earnings
1x4	3x4
	Roses	Carnations
	3x3	1x3
4	9	3	16

Fraction of the earnings left after the sale of 12 roses and 10 daisies
= 1 - ¹₄
= ³₄ 

The rest of the earnings is repeated. LCM of 3 and 4 is 12.

Cost of 1 rose = 1 u
Cost of 1 daisy = 2 u

Cost of 12 roses = 12 x 1 u = 12 u
Cost of 10 daisies = 10 x 2 u = 20 u

Total cost of 12 roses and 10 daisies
= 12 u + 20 u
= 32 u

⁴₁₆ of the earnings → 32 u 
¹₁₆ of the earnings → 32 u ÷ 4 = 8 u 

⁹₁₆ of the earnings → 9 x 8 u = 72 u 

Number of roses sold that contributed to the rest of the earnings
= 72 u ÷ 1 u
= 72

³₁₆ of the earnings → 3 x 8 u = 24 u

Number of daisies sold that contributed to the rest of the earnings
= 24 u ÷ 2 u
= 12

Number of flowers sold
= 12 + 10 + 72 + 12
= 106

Answer(s): 106