4. A man traveled 36km in 3 hours by bicycle. After the first hour, he traveled 13.25km. For the...

Therefore, the man traveled 10.125km in the second hour. To find out how many kilometers he traveled for the third hour, we subtract the distances covered in the first two hours from the total distance of 36km. Hence, the man traveled 36 - (13.25 + 10.125) = 12.625km in the third hour.

Solving the equation 13.25 + (x + 1.5) + x = 36, we get 15.75 + 2x = 36. Simplifying further, we have 2x = 20.25 and x = 10.125km.

Since the total distance traveled in 3 hours is 36km, we can set up the equation 13.25 + (x + 1.5) + x = 36 and solve for x.

After the first hour, the total distance covered is 13.25km. For the second hour, the total distance covered is x + 1.5km. Therefore, the total distance covered after 2 hours is 13.25 + (x + 1.5) = 14.75 + x km.

Let x be the distance traveled in the second hour. Since the man traveled 13.25km in the first hour, he traveled x + 1.5km in the second hour.