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65% of aircraft that dissapear while in flighy are discovered. Of the aircraft discovered, 35 %...

65% of aircraft that dissapear while in flighy are discovered. Of the aircraft discovered, 35 % do not have the locator, where as 75% of the aircraft that are not discovered also do not habe a locator. if an aircraft dissapear what is the probability it will discovered given it does not have a locator

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