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You could find this using Newton's Law of Gravitation
Acceleration due to gravity g is given by,
g = GM/R^2
where G is the Universal Gravitational Constant
M is the mass of the object (moon or earth)
R is its radius
Consider the earth, g(earth) = GM/R^2
where M and R are the mass and radius of the earth respectively
Consider the moon, g(moon) = Gm/r^2
where m and r are the mass and radius of the moon respectively
Hence, g(earth)/g(moon) = (GM/R^2)/(Gm/r^2) = (M/m).(r/R)^2
But it is given that g(moon)/g(earth) = 1/6
and m/M = 1/81
thus, 6 = (81).(r/R)^2
i.e. r/R = square-root[6/81] = 0.272