IPad 2 works perfectly fine except that the screen is all green and fuzzy with lines going through, what happened?

Last night, my iPad 2 fell so gently that I don't even understand what happened. Anyways, it fell off the bed and now the screen is green and fuzzy. I read somewhere that there was a hardware problem and also that it could have moved something that might have caused it to be green and fuzzy. I also read to smack it on the back of the iPad and see if it works but it hasn't.. What happened, and do you think they will replace it?

Even if the smack on the back worked it would be on
Y a temporary fix. An iPad that falls off a bed onto the floor probably needs a trip to the service department. Contact Apple to make arrangements for repair.

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