A box contains \(3\) blue balls and \(3\) red balls. Three balls are drawn from the box, one after another. If a blue ball is drawn, it is replaced in the box and another blue ball is added to the box before the next draw. If a red ball is drawn, it is not replaced and no ball is added. The following tree diagram illustrates all the possible outcomes from the first draw to the third draw, where \(B\) and \(R\) denotes the events that a blue and a red ball is drawn respectively.

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