BA II Plus - Ordinary Annuity Calculations (PV, PMT, FV)

Using the Texas Instruments BA II Plus calculator, we solve 2 ordinary annuity problems -simple and general. Future Value and Present Value for simple and general annuities.

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[anuruprao]

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[bumpyfaceclemons]

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[mardi]

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[jend]

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[boobookitty]

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[BoJanglez]

Very nice video, explains very well. I went in with no knowledge on how to use this calculator and now I have a great understanding! Thanks a ton

[Nykkiable]

Thank you so much, Mr. Emmanuel! I have felt so stupid all year in my finance class because I never get any of the correct answers. Since you taught me how to change the P/Y and C/Y to fit the scenario, I've had no trouble.

:| My finance teacher said to never touch those buttons because they are "too confusing". I seriously wonder how he ever gets any of the answers.

[djwigglz]

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[richardschank]

I find that if I multiply the 'n' by whatever (quarterly, etc.) and divide the interest rate by whatever (monthly, etc.) I generally get the correct answer - but on this question that doesn't work. So my question is on a general annuity when the p/y and c/y are different, is it necessary to use the p/y and c/y entries? It appears to be so.

[adithyak]

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[inesarce]

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[heidylee]

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