The answer is very simple - there is no other software that does what Algebra Buster does! Sure, there are lots of pretenders, but soon you find out that they are either very limited in what they cover or they don't explain the solution process. Please drop us an , if you would like a personalized comparison to any other algebra software.

Using the Algebra Buster is like having an algebra tutor on call 24/7.  You will finish your homework faster than ever before!  Here are some of the key features and benefits you will enjoy:

• Allows you to enter in your own algebra problems directly from your algebra book or assignment sheet using an intuitive WYSIWYG (what-you-see-is-what-you-get) algebra editor

• If your problem is not an equation or expression, the powerful Wizard interface lets you enter problems such as 'Find equation of a line perpendicular to another line, passing through a point'

• Once you enter a problem, you can let Algebra Buster solve it and just observe the steps and explanations or

• You can direct Algebra  Buster to do what you want (i.e. 'reduce this fraction') ) or

• If you are an advanced student, you can use Algebra Buster to check your work

Will Algebra Buster give you all of the answers to your algebra homework?
Well...YES, BUT blindly copying them and turning in as your work will not help you learn Algebra. However, if you study explanations provided for each step, you will find out that pretty soon you won't need the software to do your homework!

The Algebra Buster covers entire High School and College Algebra curricula (pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and College Algebra)

Below is a summarized list of topic Algebra Buster covers (but remember, Algebra Buster is a universal algebra solver, so it would be very hard to enumerate every single area):

Simplifying arithmetic expressions Simplifying expressions with fractions, decimals and mixed numbers Reducing algebraic fractions Factoring numbers into prime factors Factoring the difference of two squares or cubes Factoring the sum and the difference of two cubes Completing the square Finding the GCF Finding the LCM Rationalizing radical expressions Operations with complex numbers Rationalizing fractions with complex denominators Calculating ratios, proportions and percentages Converting decimals to fractions and vice versa Converting units Solving linear equations Solving linear inequalities Solving absolute value equations Solving absolute value inequalities Solving quadratic equations by completing the square Solving quadratic equations by factoring Solving quadratic equations by using the quadratic formula Solving rational equations Solving simple logarithmic equations Solving simple exponential equations Solving systems of two or three linear equations Applying Cramer's rule Solving formulas for different variables Using perimeter, area, volume and other formulas Adding, subtracting and multiplying polynomials Determining the type of a polynomial (monomial, binomial, etc) Dividing polynomials by using synthetic division Evaluating polynomials Factoring polynomials Finding the degree of a polynomial Finding the leading coefficient of a polynomial Perfect square trinomial Simplifying radical, rational, polynomial and other expressions Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing functions Determining if a relation is a function Evaluating functions Finding the composition of two functions Finding the inverse of a function Finding the domain of a function Finding the range of a function Working with log and trig (sin, cos, tan) functions Graphing absolute value equations Graphing general functions Graphing inequalities Graphing quadratic functions Graphing points in a coordinate system Solving right triangles Checking the similarity of triangles Finding the supplement and complement of an angle Determining if two lines are parallel Determining if two lines are perpendicular Finding the distance between two points Finding the equation of a line passing through two points Finding the midpoint of two points Finding the point-slope line equation Finding the slope of a line given the equation of the line Finding the slope of a line joining two points Finding the x and y-intercept of a line Finding the equation of a parabola using its focus and directrix Finding the equation of a parabola using its vertex and directrix Finding the equation of a parabola using its vertex and focus Finding the vertex of a parabola Finding the x and y-intercept of a parabola Finding the center of a circle Finding the equation of a circle using its center and a point on the circle Finding the equation of a circle using its center and radius Finding the equation of a circle using the end points of a diameter Finding the radius of a circle Finding the equation of an ellipse using different points and axis

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