An object with a mass of 8 kg is thrown straight upward on Earth at a speed of 47.62 m/s. Due to air resistance, i.e., non-conservative work, it only reaches a maximum displacement of 34.7 meters. If the object were thrown at the same speed straight upwards on another planet where the mass of the planet was a factor of 2.6 larger than that of earth and its radius was a factor of 2.9 smaller than earth, what would its maximum vertical displacement be, in meters, on this new planet if the amount of energy lost to non-conservative forces was a factor of 1.7 smaller than that of earth?