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Algebra Smart

Software CD-ROM

Algebra Smart is a software CD-ROM from The Princeton Review. It is for ages 14 and up.

01Summary

Algebra Smart consists of 12 lessons which use video clips of teen-friendly instructors. In Algebra Smart you can track your progress of your lessons.

02Development

Algebra Smart was developed by The Princeton Review, a company founded in 1981.

03Reception

MacHome Journal called Algebra Smart helpful in helping struggling algebra students in a fun and affordable way.

Watch videos about Algebra SmartExplainers and documentaries on YouTube (opens in a new tab)

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