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I assume you are talking about blood type, and it would depend.

According to you the phenotype is type A on the mother, and type B on the father.

A and B are both co-dominant, and the O is recessive.

Therefore it is possible that the mother is either AA or AO, and the father either BB or BO.

You would have to make a Punnett square to see what percentage chance the child will be either AB, AO, BO, or OO (no chance of AA or BB). Meaning the child could be any type: AB, A, B, or O.

If we assume both parents are homozygous AA and BB, there is no way the child will be type A, he/she would be AB.

There is also no way for the child to be homozygous AA or BB.

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The father must have a blood type of B or AB.

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