You are a lawyer representing a man with blood type b. a woman of blood type o has a child with blood type a and is proposing that the man fathered the child. using what you have learned about blood typing and genetics, briefly state your argument to the jury in defense of your client.

Here is the situation: In order for the woman to request the fatherhood of the little kid there are many things that may fit into this: 1. The woman's blood type has to be OO. 2. The man's blood type has to be BO or BB. The child's blood type has to be AO or AA. 

Here it is impossible for the man or the mother to have given the baby his/her A type so we may conclude that the man can't be the father. Another man with the A type must be the father.

Well let's uhmmm how many bedrooms you want. if you want a garage. not to mention the price of the house?