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What is the simplest type of joint found in your elbows knees fingers and toes?

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the answer to this question is a hing joint

Ravi Teja Gadi answered Dec 3, 2020

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Hinge joints are found in elbows knees and fingers I hope this helps

Shifatul answered Dec 8, 2020

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