A block placed on a rough inclined surface is used to compress a spring that is parallel to the surface. The block is released from rest, separating from the spring, and continuing up the slope.Select all diagrams which show a correct qualitative accounting of the energy from the time the block is released and while it is sliding up the incline. **Title: Understanding Energy Transformations: Bar Graph Representations**This section delves into the visual interpretation of energy transformations through bar graph illustrations. Each graph corresponds to a specific energy equation and compares the initial and final states of energy within a system.**Graph 1:**- **Equation:** \( U_i + K_i + W = U_f + K_f \)- **Description:** - **Initial:** Displayed on the left, the blue bar indicates potential energy (\( U_i \)), the red bar indicates kinetic energy (\( K_i \)), and a small green bar represents work done (\( W \)). - **Final:** Displayed on the right, the blue bar shows the final potential energy (\( U_f \)), and the red bar shows the final kinetic energy (\( K_f \)).**Graph 2:**- **Equation:** \( U_i + K_i = U_f + K_f \)- **Description:** - **Initial:** The blue bar (potential energy, \( U_i \)) and the red bar (kinetic energy, \( K_i \)) are presented. - **Final:** The blue and red bars are visible, representing the final potential energy (\( U_f \)) and final kinetic energy (\( K_f \)), respectively.**Graph 3:**- **Equation:** \( U_i + K_i = U_f + K_f + E_{\text{nc}} \)- **Description:** - **Initial:** Illustrated with a blue bar for initial potential energy (\( U_i \)) and a red bar for initial kinetic energy (\( K_i \)). - **Final:** The final potential energy (\( U_f \)) and final kinetic energy (\( K_f \)) are shown along with a green bar representing non-conservative energy (\( E_{\text{nc}} \)).**Graph 4:**- **Equation:** \( U_i + K_i + W = U_f + K_f \)- **Description:** - **Initial:** Blue bar for initial potential energy (\( U_i \)), red bar for initial kinetic energy (\( K_i \)), and green work done (\( W \)). - **Final:** Displays the final potential energy (\( U_f \)) as a blue bar and the final kinetic energy (\( K_f \)) as a red bar.**Graph 5:**- **

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Description: A block placed on a rough inclined surface is used to compress a spring that is parallel to the surface. The block is released from rest, separating from the spring, and continuing up the slope.Select all diagrams which show a correct qualitative acc