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                                                                                             Compounding Assumptions
                                                                                             Compounding Assumptions
                                                                                        ·The TI BAII Plus has built-in preset
                        Financial Calculations on the                                     assumptions about compounding and
                        Financial Calculations on the                                     payment frequencies.
                        Texas Instruments BAII Plus
                        Texas Instruments BAII Plus                                     ·Compounding and Payment frequencies
                               This is a first draft, and may                             are controlled with the [P/Y] key
                               contain errors.  Feedback is
                                        appreciated
                   © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                        1            © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                        2
                         Compounding Assumptions                                             Compounding Assumptions
                         Compounding Assumptions                                             Compounding Assumptions
                     ·Press the [P/Y] key ([2nd][I/Y])                                  ·For the first part of the Time Value of
                     ·Unless the settings have been changed,                              Money slides, we are dealing with annual
                       you will see the default, preset payment                           compounding and annual payments, so
                       frequency:  P/Y = 12.00 - 12 payments/year                         these values need to be changed:
                     ·Using the down arrow [^] or up arrow [v] will                     ·[P/Y] = 1 [ENTER]
                       scroll you to the next window, the number                           X[C/Y] will automatically be changed to 1
                       of times per year the interest is                                ·[^] [C/Y] Display = 1
                       compounded: C/Y = 12.00 - 12 times/year                          ·To return to the calculator mode press
                                                                                          [QUIT] or [2nd][CPT]
                   © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                        3            © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                        4
                                    An Alternative                                                          Clearing
                                    An Alternative                                                          Clearing
                     ·One way to make the BAII Plus work very                           ·It is also very important to clear the Time
                       much like the Sharp EL-733A is to set the                          Value worksheet before doing a new set of
                       [P/Y] and [C/Y] to 1 and leave it there all                        calculations
                       the time.                                                        ·[CLR][TVM]
                     ·If you do this, some of the directions that
                       follow will not work if the values of [P/Y] and
                       [C/Y] are changed
                   © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                        5            © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                        6
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                                A Word on Rounding                                                          Future Values
                                A Word on Rounding                                                           Future Values
                      ·I set my BA II Plus to an artificially large number
                        of decimals - usually 7 - which will rarely all be                               =          + n
                                                                                                  FV       PV(1 k)
                        displayed.                                                                    5         0
                      ·The BA II Plus will display the answer rounded                                    =                           5
                        correctly to the number of decimals available or                                    $44,651.06(1.06)
                        as set by you, whichever is less.                                                =$44,651.06(1.33822...)
                      ·In these notes, 1/7 = 0.142857... may be written                                  =$59,753.19
                        as 0.1428…, where the “…” simply means that I
                        have stopped writing down the decimals, but I
                        have not rounded.
                    © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                           7            © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                           8
                                 On the TI BAII Plus                                                       Present Values
                                 On the TI BAII Plus                                                        Present Values
                      ·44651.06 [PV];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]                                       ·A contract that promised to pay you v59,753.19 in
                      ·[CPT][FV]  Display = -59,753.19                                         5 years would be worth today, at 6% interest:
                                                                                                    PV       ()FV   PVIF
                      ·To get the FV , simply use PV = 1                                                0 =      5 (       6%,5)
                                        k,n                                                                                        −5
                      ·1 [PV];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]                                                           =$59,753.19()1.06
                      ·[CPT][FV]  Display = -1.338225...                                                  =                 ()
                                                                                                             $59,753.19 0.74725...
                                                                                                          =$44,651.06
                    © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                           9            © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                          10
                                 On the TI BAII Plus                                                          Perpetuities
                                 On the TI BAII Plus                                                          Perpetuities
                      ·59753.19 [FV];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]                                       ·Perpetuities, growing perpetuities and
                      ·[CPT][PV]  Display = -44,651.06                                         growing finite annuities must be done using
                                                                                               the formulae as financial calculators do not
                      ·To get the PV , simply use FV = 1                                       have special functions for these cash flows
                                        k,n
                      ·1 [FV];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]
                      ·[CPT][PV]  Display = -0.747258...
                    © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                          11            © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                          12
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                           PV of Annuity Example                                               On the TI BAII Plus
                            PV of Annuity Example                                               On the TI BAII Plus
                                              1−(1+k)−n                            ·10,600 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]
                             PV =$10,600
                                0                  k                               ·[CPT][PV]  Display = -44,651.06
                                                          
                                              1−(1.06)−5
                                  =$10,600                                           ·To get the PVA , simply use PMT = 1
                                                  .06                                                 k,n
                                                                                   ·1 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]
                                  =$10,600(4.212363...)                              ·[CPT][PV]  Display = -4.21236...
                                  =$44,651.06
                  © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                      13          © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                      14
                           FV of Annuity Example                                               On the TI BAII Plus
                            FV of Annuity Example                                               On the TI BAII Plus
                                                + n−                               ·10,600 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]
                             FV =$10,600 (1 k)           1
                                5                  k                               ·[CPT][FV]  Display = -59,753.19
                                                         
                                                     5    
                                  =$10,600 (1.06) −1                                 ·To get the FVA , simply use PMT = 1
                                                  .06                                                 k,n
                                                                                   ·1 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]
                                  =$10,600(5.637092...)                              ·[CPT][FV]  Display = -5.63709...
                                  =$59,753.19
                  © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                      15          © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                      16
                                  Annuities Due                                               PV of an Annuity Due
                                  Annuities Due                                               PV of an Annuity Due
                    ·To access the toggle that switches the                                                1−(1+k)−n 
                                                                                                                        ()
                      annuity payments between regular (END)                               PV =$10,000                     1+k
                                                                                              0                  k      
                      and due (BGN) you use the [BGN] key                                                               
                      ([2nd][PMT])                                                                         1−(1.06)−5 
                                                                                                =                        ()
                    ·To toggle between the BGN and END                                            $10,000       .06       1.06
                      setting, use [SET] ([2nd][ENTER]) and                                                              
                      [QUIT] to return to the calculator mode                                   =$10,000(4.4651056...)
                    ·If set for annuities due, you will see BGN in                              =$44,651.06
                      the display
                  © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                      17          © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                      18
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                                       On the TI BAII Plus                                                                 FV of an Annuity Due
                                        On the TI BAII Plus                                                                FV of an Annuity Due
                          ·[BGN][SET] to set to BGN
                          ·10,000 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]                                                                             ()
                                                                                                                            FVAn,k Due
                          ·[CPT][PV]  Display = -44,651.06                                                                                 + n− 
                                                                                                                            =          (1 k)          1 +
                                                                                                                               PMT             k        ()1    k
                          ·To get the PVA , simply use PMT = 1                                                                                          
                                                   k,n                                                                                          ()
                                                                                                                                       ()
                          ·1 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]                                                                        =PMTFV 1+k
                                                                                                                                            k,n
                          ·[CPT][PV]  Display = -4.4651056...
                        © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                                     19               © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                                      20
                                       On the TI BAII Plus                                                        Example, Uneven Cash Flows
                                        On the TI BAII Plus                                                       Example, Uneven Cash Flows
                          ·[BGN][SET] to set to BGN                                                            ·Valued at 6%
                          ·10,000 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]                                                             012345
                          ·[CPT][FV]  Display = -59,753.19                                                            0       $20,000   $15,000   $25,000   $30,000   $10,000
                                                                                                                  $18,867.92
                          ·To get the FVA , simply use PMT = 1                                                    $13,349.95
                                                  k,n                                                             $20,990.48
                          ·1 [PMT];  6 [I/Y];  5 [N]                                                              $23,762.81
                                                                                                                   $7,472.58
                          ·[CPT][FV]  Display = -5.9753185...                                                     $84,443.74
                        © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                                     21               © Copyright 2002, Alan Marshall                                      22
                                       On the TI BAII Plus                                                                   On the TI BAII Plus
                                        On the TI BAII Plus                                                                  On the TI BAII Plus
                          ·We use the [CF] key,                                                                ·After the cash flows are entered, we use
                          ·Initially, we see the Display:  Cf0 = 0.00                                             the [NPV] key
                          ·The down arrow [v] and up arrow [^] allow                                           ·The first display is I = and is asking us to
                             us to scroll through the displays                                                    enter the interest or discount rate.
                          ·Each Cnn is followed by Fnn to allow the                                            ·After entering the rate the [v] gives us the
                             user to enter multiple occurrences of a                                              NPV = display.  [CPT] will give us the net
                             value                                                                                present value of the cash flows.
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