Basic Calculations with Texas Instruments BA II Financial Calculator (CFA, MBA, FRM)

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[@daddyw1719]

The CE|C thing does not work as shown with my version.

[@andrewkovalenko2313]

That was incredibly useful, thank you!

[@mayurkachchhava139]

Hi, the first function of CE|C is not working for me. Pressing CE|C once is clearing the full entry.

[@Akitid]

I am facing the same issue 🙁

[@AJ-iu6nw]

Yep, doesn't work for my calculator either - any suggestions?

[@AJ-iu6nw]

Figured it out. He's explaining it wrong - Let's say you have 2 x 5, you press enter get 10 and ----- YOU ALREADY pressed enter, the CE/C won't work. It only works while you are typing 2 x 5 ----- CE/ C ------ 7 = 14 Notice you can't press enter after 2 x 5

[@mayurkachchhava139]

@@AJ-iu6nw Right its before hiting the =. We can use the arrow key(which we need to press multiple time as it just clears 1 digit)

[@AJ-iu6nw]

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[@kosikostuitoek]

Thank you for the video sir!

[@mahtabmmb]

Thank you a Thousand times 🥰

[@simrankataria690]

Thanks for such helpful video

[@nooraws869]

how do you simplify a fraction?

[@ericay4054]

Amazing video!

[@smartway5171]

Very helpful !

[@DimitriosGlous]

CE|X does not work for me that way. It deletes everything. Is there a fix?

[@juliadrahoss3450]

It only works if you have not pressed enter ("=") yet

[@laiphuongnhung5774]

Hi is there a way to calculate 6% - 12% without typing 0.06 - 0.12? Thank you

[@bardacha100]

Very very useful

[@astraeaastraea3666]

If i calculate 2*10+5*10 and then press =button, my calculator calculates (2*10+5)*10. How I can change this setting? Please help.

[@muratalparoglu1422]

Hey man, have you found the solution already. I am new to the calculator. If you use the 2nd then the format key, you go to a format screen, there find the screen displaying CHN, then press 2nd and enter(set) the screen should change to AOS. This should solve your problem.

[@MrPProductions7]

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[@chickentenderman3616]

It surprises me how institutions and universities just stick to using completely impractical calculators. does not even have a 1/n key I mean what is this

[@alilalani9531]

It's designed for financial functions. 1/n is easily done 1/x or using brackets. For finance, you need this