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ANSWER: 200

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent the amount of second chocolate that should be added.

First, 300 pounds of chocolate

1 to 7 = chocolate to caramel

Hence there are a total of eight pieces (1+7=8).

There are:

1/8 300 pounds cocoa

7/8 300 pounds caramel

Second chocolate: x pounds cocoa to caramel = 1 to 15 Hence, there are in total 16 parts (1+ 15 = 16)

There are:

Caramel: 15/16" x pounds Cocoa: 1/16" x pounds

Chocolate yield: 300 + x pounds

1 to 9 = chocolate to caramel

As a result, there are a total of ten pieces (1 + 9 = 10)

There are:

1/10 (300 + x) pound cocoa

9/10 (300 + x) pounds caramel

Because there is only one part cocoa in every chocolate, adding up the amounts of cocoa is simple:

1/8* 300+ 1/16* x = 1/10 * (300 + x)

300/8 + x/16 300/10 + x/10 =

75/2 + x/16 = 30 + x/10

75/230= x/10 - x/16

75/2 - 60/2 = 8x/80 - 5x/80

(75 - 60)/2 = (8x - 5x)/80

15/2 = 3x/80

80 15/2 = 3x

40 * 15 = 3x

600 = 3x

x = 600/3

200 pounds = x

As a result, the answer is 200.

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