Texas Instruments BA-II Plus Calculator "computing fv" Questions

...FV = 5,041.83. I didn't do anything differently from the instruction. The 2nd example in that page is about computing present value: How much money must you deposit to have $10,000 in 20 years ? (the ...

Computing N in a TVM calculation (receive Error 5 message) I was wondering if there is a way to calculate the number of time periods, N, if the PV, FV and I/Y are entered? It doesn't seem to work for ...

PV=$40,000;I/YR=3.3;N=40;SOLVE FOR FV If necessary, press f [FIN] to clear the financial registers. 4 0 0 0 0 PV ( enter present value ) 3 . 3 i ( enter interest rate ) 4 0 N ( enter number of periods

...fv, plus/minus pmt, and n. them computing the I. keeps giving me the wrong figure. The pv is 0, fv= 1315388, N= 26 yrs, pmt= 21958, I=, can anyone help? I get 6.085%. Make sure the fv and pmt are of ...

Calc will not return a value im looking for when entering N,PV,FV while in the finance application i am trying to find the interest rate by entering the N, PV, and FV. when i press compute an error ...

What is the equivalent button for compute (CMT in my text), to use PV,FV,N,I/YR/PMT functions? Unlike other brand calculators, HP calculators don't need such a key. After entering the other data, ...

I would like some help in solving some TVM problems using the BA II Plus calculator. i.e. How to solve: I invested a lump sum of $2400 in an investment that returns 6% annually. How much will the ...

What is CPT on TI Calculator "ComPuTe". On TI financial calculators you have to press the CPT button before pressing the button for the value you're solving for. (N, I, PV, PMT, or FV). On an HP ...

I am trying to calculate the number of periods - solve for the unknown number of years PV 625 interest 8% fv 1284 how do I calculate using the calculator 2nd [CLR TVM] (clear old data) 6 2 5 PV ...

...computing N after entering I/Y=9, FV=920, PMT=-100, CPT---> N. Correct answer is 7 but my caclculator shows -20.425!! Please can someone help fix this? Make sure you have P/Y set to 1 and ...