Posted by Anna on Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 5:05pm.
The surface g equals G M/Rp^2. Rp is the planet radius in this case.
The orbital period P and distance R will also provide you with a value for M, using the Kepler third law in Newton's form (from your other question). With that, solve for Rp
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