The only thing hard about this problem is the arithmetic, which will trip you up! Be careful! I had to go through it several times before I got it right.
Let S = the amt in stocks, B in bonds and C is CDs
S + B + C = 145000
.113S + .033B + .0425C = 7260
B = C + 20000
substitute for B and get rid of the decimals by multiplication
S + C + 20000 + C = 145000
1130S + 330(C + 20000) = 425C = 72600000
Expand and collect
S + 2C = 125000
1130 + 755C = 66000000
The easiest way from this point is with a determinant, but since that is probably not an option known to you,
substitute for S
1130(125000 - 2C) + 755C = 66000000
141250000 - 2260C + 755C = 66000000
75250000 = 1505C
C = 50000
B = 70000
S = 145000 - 120000 = 45000
You should take these values and make sure that the interest equation checks out!