block A: mass = 100·g, spring stretched 10·cm

block B: mass = 400·g, spring stretched 20·cm
block C: mass = 200·g, spring stretched 20·cm
block D: mass = 200·g, spring stretched 20·cm

Rank the blocks, from largest to smallest, based on the potential energy stored in the spring attached to each block (largest to smallest)

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