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I am looking to equate future and present value of a certain dollar amount on my calculator. I have a TI BAII PLUS which mean sjack shit to me except that I know that it is capable of figuring these amounts.
Two examples:
Future Value:
$2.32 today growing at 22% per year for 10 years.
I know the answer is $16.95 based on me doing the lond math on the calculator.
Using the functions of N, I/Y, PV, and FV -- how would I do this more simply?
Present Value:
$746 in 10 years that grew at 15% each year. What is the present value.
I know the answer is $184, but once again how is this figured on my calculator?
Thanks in advance
Two examples:
Future Value:
$2.32 today growing at 22% per year for 10 years.
I know the answer is $16.95 based on me doing the lond math on the calculator.
Using the functions of N, I/Y, PV, and FV -- how would I do this more simply?
Present Value:
$746 in 10 years that grew at 15% each year. What is the present value.
I know the answer is $184, but once again how is this figured on my calculator?
Thanks in advance
