Solutions

 Believe it or not, you can determine which box has the "delta" CDs in it by using the scale just one time. Here's how: Label the boxes 1 through 10. Put one brainwave entrainment CD from box number one on the scale. Then, on top of that, put two CDs from box number two. Then put three from box number three on those, four from box four, and so on. There are now 55 brainwave entrainment CDs on the scale. Pay the dollar and see what the total weight is. If they were all 13 grams, the total weight would be 715 grams (55 x 13). However, you know that one or more of the CDs weighs 15 grams. Subtract 715 grams from the total weight, and this gives you the "extra weight" for the heavier CDs. Since you know that they are each two grams heavier than the others, you can divide this excess weight by two, and the result tells you how many of the heavier Cd's are on the scale, and this number tells you which box contains the "delta" CDs. For example, if the weight is 727 grams, you would subtract 715 from this, leaving you with 12 grams of "excess weight." Divide this by 2, and you know that there are 6 of the heavier CDs on the scale. Since the number of CDs from each box coincides with the number assigned to that box, you now know that box number six has the "delta" brainwave CDs.