A person with blood type AB has the alleles I A and I B . A person with blood type O has the alleles ii . Why is it impossible for a person with blood type AB to have a child with blood type O?

A child with blood type O has to have two different alleles for this blood type.

A person with blood type AB will give a child either the I A or I B allele.

The child can have O blood if he gets the ii genotype from the other parent.

A person with blood type AB will give that same blood type to the child.

Therefore, it is impossible for a person with blood type AB to have a child with blood type O because they do not have the necessary ii genotype to pass on to their child.