**Transcription and Explanation for Educational Purposes**---**Prompt:** What type of movement is shown in the picture below?**Images Description:**1. **Left Image:** A person stands with their left arm extended outward. The arm is traced by a conical shape that visualizes a circular motion path.2. **Right Image:** A person’s leg is similarly extended with a conical shape, indicating movement that is circular in nature around the joint.**Graph/Diagram Explanation:**- Both images depict the motion of limbs in a circular pattern. The cones illustrate the three-dimensional space through which the limb moves, emphasizing the range and path of motion allowed by the joints.**Answer Options:**- ○ Rotation- ○ Circumduction- ○ Plantar Flexion- ○ Supination**Note:** The movements shown in the images pertain to a joint's ability to move a limb in a complete circle, which corresponds to one of the answer options.---

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What type of movement is shown in the picture below: O Rotation O Circumduction O Plantar Flexion Supination

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