Answer:
The amount of hydroelectric power produced in 1950 is 95 billion kilowatt-hours.
Explanation:
Given:
In 1993, hydroelectric power production hit an all time high of 381 billion kilowatt-hours.
This is 1 billion kilowatt-hours more than 4 times the 1950 production level.
Now, to find the amount of hydroelectric power produced in 1950.
Let the 1950 production level be
.
So, by putting equation we solve it.
According to question:

Subtracting both sides by 1 billion we get:
⇒

Dividing both sides by 4 we get:
⇒

Therefore, the amount of hydroelectric power produced in 1950 is 95 billion kilowatt-hours.