Articular cartilage found at the ends of the long bones serves to ________.
A) produce a smooth surface
B) attach tendons
C) produce red blood cells
D) form the synovial membrane

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Articular cartilage serves to produce a smooth surface at the ends of long bones, allowing for smooth joint movement. It does not attach tendons, produce red blood cells, or form the synovial membrane.

Articular Cartilage Found at the Ends of the Long Bones