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It has become obvious that the Shapes category was in way over its head with all sorts of geometrical problems. So, the hard-core Geometry problems will now reside here, where they will fit in much better.
How would you construct a trapezoid knowing the length of its two diagonals, the angle they form and the length of one of the bases.
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