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Suppose a baseball player steps to the plate with the intention of trying to "coax" a base on balls by never swinging at a pitch. The umpire, of course, will necessarily call each pitch either a ball (B) or a strike (S). What outcomes make up the event A, that a batter walks on the sixth pitch?

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