Please explain your answer. The image represents three parallel graphs each relating to different types of energy over time. 1. **Graphs Overview:** - Each graph has time as the horizontal axis. - The vertical axis indicates energy levels with markers for positive (+), zero (0), and negative (-) values.2. **Graph Details:** - **Top Graph:** Kinetic Energy (kin energy) - The graph shows the change in kinetic energy over time. - **Middle Graph:** Potential Energy (pot energy) - This graph highlights variations in potential energy over time. - **Bottom Graph:** Mechanical Energy (mech energy) - Displays overall mechanical energy changes with respect to time.3. **Features:** - Each graph has horizontal lines for visualizing the zero energy level. - Vertical dotted lines suggest intervals for comparing energy at different time points.This set of graphs can be used to study and analyze the relationship between kinetic, potential, and mechanical energy in a physical system over time. ### Physics of Motion on a Frictionless Ramp**Scenario:**A block is traveling on the ramp as shown in the diagram. It begins at position \(x = 0\), moving up the ramp, which is a frictionless surface. The exercise involves sketching the kinetic energy, potential energy, and total mechanical energy for this situation.**Diagram Description:**- The ramp inclines from the right to the left of the diagram.- A blue block (glider) is shown at the starting position \(x = 0\).- The block moves in the direction indicated by the green arrow, which points up the ramp.- The "High point of motion" is indicated on the left, representing the maximum height the block will reach before reversing direction.**Task:**Students are required to sketch:1. **Kinetic Energy (KE):** - Starts high at \(x = 0\) when the block is at maximum speed. - Decreases as the block moves up the ramp and slows down.2. **Potential Energy (PE):** - Starts at zero at \(x = 0\). - Increases as the block climbs higher on the ramp.3. **Total Mechanical Energy (TME):** - Remains constant throughout the motion since the ramp is frictionless.This exercise helps in understanding the conservation of mechanical energy and the interchange between kinetic and potential energy in a system without friction.

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A block is traveling on the ramp shown below. It begins at x=0 e ramp which is a frictionless surface. Sketch the kinetic energy, po- y, and total mechanical energy for this situation on the set of axes the picture.

A block is traveling on the ramp shown below. It begins at x=0 e ramp which is a frictionless surface. Sketch the kinetic energy, po- y, and total mechanical energy for this situation on the set of axes the picture.

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