Ashley, let's make our equations first.
Let's let c = the cost of a calculator, n = the cost of a notebook, and p = the cost of a pen.
Then c + n + p = 14
We also know that p = c - 9 and n = c - 8.5.
Since you have values for p and n, both related to c, plug those into the first equation to solve for c, then use your c value to figure out the cost of the other two.