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During an experiment on Mars, the Oompa Loompas heat 100 grams [g] of a candy mixture...

During an experiment on Mars, the Oompa Loompas heat 100 grams [g] of a candy mixture to increase the temperature by 17 degrees Fahrenheit [°F]. The process requires 750 calories [cal] of energy. What is the specific of heat the candy mixture, in units of joules per kelvin.

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