TI-83 and TI-84 Capital Budgeting Part Two -- IRR

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[@gridsgobackagain]

I am using TI-84 and this absolutely works for me! Thank you so much!

[@GeminiDak0ta]

Thanks - Works the exact same way for the TI89 if anyone was wondering.

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Thankyou so much, I could not find my notes on this technique, Makes solving this much easier!

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Great videos! theyve been very helpful! i cant seem to find the capital budgeting 2 for hp10 bll tho, would you mind pointing me towards it?
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[@2ndfloorgardens]

just do it the exact same way but when it gets to the frequency part put 1,2,1 because the 4000 appears TWICE and ONE AFTER THE OTHER

[@GeminiDak0ta]

probably like this: irr(-5000,{2000,4000,4000,1000},{1,1,1,1})
Just pretend like its any other value, or get rid of a 4000 and your freq: {1,2,1} for {2000,4000,1000}.