“Whistle blowers” is the name given to employees who report corporate fraud, theft, or other unethical and perhaps criminal activities by fellow employees or by their employer. Although there is legal protection for whistle blowers, it has been reported that approximately 23% of those who reported fraud suffered reprisals such as demotion or poor performance ratings. Suppose the probability that an employee will fail to report a case of fraud is .69. Find the probability that a worker who observes a case of fraud will report it and will subsequently suffer some form of reprisal.