**Question:**Figure 10.12 in your textbook is an energy bar chart for an air-track glider compressing a spring. Suppose, instead, a compressed spring launches an air-track glider. Which of the bars of the chart are then greater than zero?**Select all that apply:**- [x] \( K_i \)- [ ] \( K_f \)- [ ] \( U_{Sp \, i} \)- [x] \( U_{Sp \, f} \)- [ ] \( \Delta E_{th} \)**Explanation:**This question asks you to identify which energy components would be greater than zero when a compressed spring is used to launch an air-track glider, based on an energy bar chart scenario. **Transcription and Explanation of the Image**### Before:- **System:** - Mass (\(m\)) = 0.50 kg - Initial displacement from equilibrium (\(\Delta x_0\)) = 0 m - Initial velocity (\(v_0\)): indicated by a green arrow ### After:- Displacement (\(\Delta x_f\)) = 0.027 m- Final velocity (\(v_f\)) = 0 m/s- Task: Find \(v_0\)### Energy Bar Graph:- Depicts the conservation of mechanical energy- The left bar represents initial kinetic energy (\(K_i\)) and initial spring potential energy (\(U_{spg_i}\))- The right bar shows final kinetic energy (\(K_f\)) and final spring potential energy (\(U_{spg_f}\))- Equation: \(K_i + U_{spg_i} = K_f + U_{spg_f}\)### Vertical Spring Diagram:- Includes a box attached to a spring- Force due to the spring (\(F_{sp}\)) is shown as an upward arrow- Gravitational force (\(F_G\)) is shown as a downward arrow- Spring displacement (\(\Delta y\)) = -0.035 mThis content is useful for educational purposes, illustrating the principles of conservation of energy, particularly in systems involving springs and masses.

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Figure 10.12 in your textbook is an energy bar chart for an air-track glider compressing a spring Suppose, instead, a compressed spring launches an air-track glider. Which of the bars of the chart are then greater than zero? Select all that apply. Ki Kf U spi U spf AEth

Figure 10.12 in your textbook is an energy bar chart for an air-track glider compressing a spring Suppose, instead, a compressed spring launches an air-track glider. Which of the bars of the chart are then greater than zero? Select all that apply. Ki Kf U spi U spf AEth

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