If a persons blood with unknown blood type is mixed with antibodies for a antigen and no agglutination has occurred. The blood group might be: a-A b-B c-O d-both(b&c)

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If a persons blood with unknown blood type is mixed with antibodies for a antigen and no agglutination has occurred. The blood group might be:

a-A b-B c-O d-both(b&c)

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I'm not sure, but I think it's a-A

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