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Why would a ball-and-socket joint at the knees create problems for walking?
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Why would a ball-and-socket joint at the knees create problems for walking?
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There is not a ball
and socket joint at the knee
. It is a complex hinge
joint
. The
knee joint
begins to wear out from
walking
and carrying most of our weight. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.
Mohamed Nabil
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