Science, asked by mhachanmmozhui, 3 months ago

how do joints at the knee and the ankle move differently

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Answered by atharvadeshmukh679

Explanation:

The joints at the knee are unidirectional and move toward one direction only. On the other hand, the joint of the ankle allows circular motion that is movement in all the directions

Answered by kavyaroopika

Answer:

The joints at the knee are undirectional and move towards one direction only. On the other hand, the joint of the ankle allows circular motion that is movement in all the directions

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