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

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    Basic Calculations with Texas Instruments BA II Financial Calculator (CFA, MBA, FRM)
    In this video, we will show you the most important functions of the Texas Instruments BA II Financial Calculator and we will teach you how to perform basic calculations.
    In particular, you will learn to divide, sum, find the square root of a number and raise numbers to a power. Moreover, we will explain how to use the plus/minus key, insert corrections as well as store and recall numbers. This last function is very useful when solving more complex expressions.
    The video is part of our series on using the Texas Instruments BA II Calculator. Once you master its major functions, you can apply your new skills to prepare for your CFA or FRM exam, or in case you are pursuing an MBA program.
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Комментарии • 25

  • @365FinancialAnalyst
    @365FinancialAnalyst  4 года назад +1

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  • @andrewkovalenko2313
    @andrewkovalenko2313 2 года назад +2

    That was incredibly useful, thank you!

  • @kosikostuitoek
    @kosikostuitoek 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for the video sir!

  • @smartway5171
    @smartway5171 3 года назад

    Very helpful !

  • @ericay4054
    @ericay4054 2 года назад

    Amazing video!

  • @simrankataria690
    @simrankataria690 3 года назад

    Thanks for such helpful video

  • @mahtabmmb
    @mahtabmmb Год назад

    Thank you a Thousand times 🥰

  • @bardacha100
    @bardacha100 3 года назад

    Very very useful

  • @nooraws869
    @nooraws869 3 года назад +1

    how do you simplify a fraction?

  • @daddyw1719
    @daddyw1719 13 дней назад

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

  • @laiphuongnhung5774
    @laiphuongnhung5774 Год назад

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

  • @mayurkachchhava139
    @mayurkachchhava139 3 года назад +6

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

    • @Akitid
      @Akitid 3 года назад +2

      I am facing the same issue 🙁

    • @AJ-iu6nw
      @AJ-iu6nw 2 года назад +2

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

    • @AJ-iu6nw
      @AJ-iu6nw 2 года назад +6

      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
      @mayurkachchhava139 2 года назад

      @@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
      @AJ-iu6nw 2 года назад +1

      @@mayurkachchhava139 CFA level 1 pass rate is 22% in July, scary

  • @user-md1cy9xr9c
    @user-md1cy9xr9c 11 месяцев назад +1

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

    • @juliadrahoss3450
      @juliadrahoss3450 8 месяцев назад

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

  • @astraeaastraea3666
    @astraeaastraea3666 9 месяцев назад

    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
      @muratalparoglu1422 2 месяца назад +2

      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.

  • @chickentenderman3616
    @chickentenderman3616 3 года назад +1

    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
      @alilalani9531 2 года назад +3

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