Algebraic manipulation. The figure shows three spaceships engaged in a celestial tug-of-war over a rhodium-rich asteroid. F₁ F₂ = 0, all three forces are coplanar, and they sum to zero so the asteroid has no acceleration. Express F3 in terms of F₁ if F2 = BF1 with 3 = 2.64. Fill in the missing numerical factor below. - F3 F3 = __ F₂ F₁ F₁ Record your answer below, assuming three significant figures. D

Algebraic manipulation. The figure shows three spaceships engaged in a celestial tug-of-war over a rhodium-rich asteroid. F₁ F₂ = 0, all three forces are coplanar, and they sum to zero so the asteroid has no acceleration. Express F3 in terms of F₁ if F2 = BF1 with 3 = 2.64. Fill in the missing numerical factor below. - F3 F3 = __ F₂ F₁ F₁ Record your answer below, assuming three significant figures. D

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