Plz been stuck on this for 3 hours now

Answerradius is the lateral bone of the forearm when considering the anatomical position, it is wide at its distal, and narrow at its proximal;

ulna forms the elbow joint with humerus at its proximal end with its olecranon process. the ulna is slightly larger than the radius;

ok i looked up raial, and theres no such bone in the human body /// check the spelling/// both of the above bones are in your lower forearm you'll get it good luck/

After spending all that time on the research then by all means modify the hypothesis or aim by reporting such. for example the findings did not bring forth what was expected but brought about different yet interesting findings worth exploring so the hypothesis is changed to reflect this new findings.

i may be way off but.

Leadership is d.when a student doesn't get picked for a music solo so he changes the way he practices