

Note: The steps in this tutorial outline the process for a Texas Instruments BA II Plus financial calculator. Our Finance Educator Support Program will send you a free BA II Plus™ Professional calculator and Emulator Software for use with your classroom PC and projection system. Or Canada who recommend the BA II Plus™ or BA II Plus™ Professional financial calculator to their classes. TI offers a special program to educators in the U.S.

No time limit, no expiry, alas a simulation only, but of the first pocket calculator assembled in.

If you like simple calculators then try this.

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