According to the 2011 primary energy consumption of the Philippines, 31% of the consumption was met by oil, 20% by coal, 22% by geothermal, 12% by biomass, 6% by hydro, and 1% by other renewable energy like wind, solar and biofuel. Choose one energy source at random. Find the probability (in percent) that it isnot hydro. P = __%geothermal or biomass. P = __%coal. __%Answer in 2 decimal places According to the 2011 primary energy consumption of the Philippines, 31% of the consumption was met by oil, 20% by coal, 22%by geothermal, 12% by biomass, 6% by hydro, and 19% by other renewable energy like wind, solar and biofuel. Choose one energysource at random. Find the probability (in percent) that it isa. not hydro. P = Blank 1%b. geothermal or biomass. P = Blank 2%%3Dc. coal. Blank 3%Answer in 2 decimal places

It is given that P(oil) = 0.31, P(coal) = 0.20, P(geothermal) = 0.22 P(biomass) = 0.12, P(hydro) =…

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According to the 2011 primary energy consumption of the Philippines, 31% of the consumption was met by oil, 20% by coal, 22% by geothermal, 12% by biomass, 6% by hydro, and 1% by other renewable energy like wind, solar and biofuel. Choose one energy source at random. Find the probability (in percent) that it is

not hydro. P = __%
geothermal or biomass. P = __%
coal. __%

Answer in 2 decimal places

According to the 2011 primary energy consumption of the Philippines, 31% of the consumption was met by oil, 20% by coal, 22%
by geothermal, 12% by biomass, 6% by hydro, and 19% by other renewable energy like wind, solar and biofuel. Choose one energy
source at random. Find the probability (in percent) that it is
a. not hydro. P = Blank 1%
b. geothermal or biomass. P = Blank 2%
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c. coal. Blank 3%
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