Brief description of this software product:
Princeton Review Math Library is broken up into to six categories: Math Review, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Each may be used independently, although learning a new subject may require a working background in other subjects. Each category includes a selection of lesson chapters; each chapter includes topics or concepts to be reviewed or learned. Topics feature instructional text about concepts being reviewed, as well as a series of ten problems to help test your knowledge of the subject. Each problem includes optional hints and an explanation of how to arrive at the solution. Interactive areas are available throughout the program; use the Try This function to see how an equation can define the slope of a line or how to chart functions on a graph. The Closer Look function presents each concept in more detail, including a step-by-step presentation of the concept. The Math Facts section provides definitions, formulas, and mathematical rules that can help you at any time during a session.

This program is appropriate for the following age groups:
High School & Beyond

Type of software:
Software that Educates

Kids will learn the following skills:
Math Library will assist students in reviewing their current math knowledge as well as learning new skills in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus.