Which joint moves in the same way as shown in the figure given below?

Saddle joint

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Pivot joint

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Hinge joint

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Ball and socket joint

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Solution

The correct option is C
Hinge joint

The figure depicts how a hinge joint works Hinge joints are formed between two or more bones and bones can move along only one axis. Thus, they offer forward and backward movement, like doors. E.g: fingers and toes, knee, elbow, etc.

Ball and socket joint

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