Which of the following terms would best describe the 9th rib from the top on your rib cage? True Rib Floating Rib False Rib Articular Rib

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asked Jul 8, 2023 226k views

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Which of the following terms would best describe the 9th rib from the top on your rib

cage?
True Rib
Floating Rib
False Rib
Articular Rib

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Answer:False Rib

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