Ellie's favorite painting was hanging on her living room wall. During a small earthquake, her house shook, causing the painting to fall to the floor. After the earthquake, Ellie cleaned up her apartment. She picked up the painting off the floor and put it back on the wall. When was the least gravitational potential energy stored between the painting and Earth? Assume that the painting's mass did not change. when the painting was hanging up right before the earthquake when the painting was about to be picked up after the earthquake when the painting was back on the wall after the earthquake

Ellie's favorite painting was hanging on her living room wall. During a small earthquake, her house shook, causing the painting to fall to the floor. After the earthquake, Ellie cleaned up her apartment. She picked up the painting off the floor and put it back on the wall. When was the least gravitational potential energy stored between the painting and Earth? Assume that the painting's mass did not change. when the painting was hanging up right before the earthquake when the painting was about to be picked up after the earthquake when the painting was back on the wall after the earthquake

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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