Find the measure of the sides/legsFor the second and Third Problems. Draw the trianglethen label the measures.Second Problem: 4 SAD, Angle A = 90°, Angle S = 60°,Angle D = 30°.Line Segment SA = 10 inches,Find the sides line segment AD and Line Segment SD.Third Problem: 4 PAL, Angle A = 90°, Angle P = 45°,Angle L = 45°.Line Segment PL = 15 centimeters,Find the sides line segment PA and Line Segment AL.

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Second Problem: 4 SAD, Angle A = 90°, Angle S = 60°, Angle D = 30°. Line Segment SA = 10 inches, Find the sides line segment AD and Line Segment SD.