given
k = 45 N/m
delta_x = 0.55 - 0.35 = 0.20 m
Mx = 2*10^24 kg
Rx = 5*10^6 m
I think we need to find m here.
acceleration due to gravity on the planet,
g = G*Mx/Rx^2
= 6.67*10^-11*2*10^24/(5*10^6)^2
= 5.336 m/s^2
in the equilibrium, Fg = F_spring
m*g = k*delta_x
m = k*delta_x/g
= 45*0.2/5.336
= 1.69 kg <<<<<<<---------------Answer
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