Algebra can be fun!
Algebra Kaiser (Algebra Emperor) is a game that can vastly enhance both your basic algebraic skills and ability to concentrate. Practice your ability to handle variables, expressions, terms and simple equations. 17 different types of dynamic exercises ranging from simplifying terms to exponents, linear equations and their graphs.
17 types of exercises:
- Adding and Multiplying of Variables
- Common Mistakes
- Expansion of Single Brackets
- Common Factors
- Exponents
- Order of Operations
- Binomial Theorem
- Simple Linear Equations
- Graphs of Linear Equations
- Geometry: Estimating Angles
- Geometry: Sum of the Angles of a Triangle
More Features:
- Multiple-Choice
- Classic Mode: Tap correct answers, cross wrong ones
- Overview of mistakes and misses
- Global Highscore list (monthly)
- Learn what you need: all exercise types can by combined freely
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Multiple-ChoicePick the correct answer from 3 alternatives.Always fresh: Unlike most math trainers, the problems are dynamically generated and so are the intelligently constructed answers. So you can have hundreds and thousands of different exercises even if you only activate a few types of problems. |
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The Alternative: Classic ModeTraining algebra in Classic Mode is easy as 1-2-3: a problem (above) and an answer (below) is shown.Now you have a few seconds to decide, whether the answer is correct - if so, simply tap it, otherwise cross it through 
 Don't forget: time is of the essence and every mistake reduces your life span... |
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FractionsPractice adding and subtracting simple fractions and learn to avoid common mistakes... |
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Lots of different exercises, like FactoringFind the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and become a factoring professional... |
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How about a bit of Geometry?Calculate the third angle of a triangle - not so hard once you know that all three angles add up to 180° ... |
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Binomial TheoremCan you solve these terms? Practice applications of the Binomial Theroem and improve your factoring skills... |
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Graph of linear equationsWhich function is depicted in the graph? Find out by comparing slope and Y-interception... |
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ExponentsWelcome to the world of powers - can you handle the exponents? |
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AssociativityHere the order of operations is the key to success... |
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Direct FeedbackAlgebra-Kaiser comments every input you give. At the end of the game you see a list of all questions that you answered incorrectly or not at all. |
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Who's the next heir to the throne?Will you make it onto the monthly highscore list? |