Help! my class requires a BA II PLUS FIN CALC.& but ISBN bring up prof.Are they the same?other is cheaper but its a finance class so I want to sure
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if you require it for a regular finance class, the Plus version will do just fine ... the Pro has a couple of added functions, like: Net Future Value (NFV) and Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR) ... the price difference between the two is about $10 ... I'd go for the Pro ... good luck with your finance class
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The BA plus (not the pro) is likely what your prof is looking for. Check your syllabus and with prof. The Plus PRO does a few more things than the Plus, so I would check but you are possibly safe with the cheaper Plus. Never hurts to make sure.
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Was told difference in compounding II is theoretically for elder people. I have used both. Never saw much of a difference, so I stayed with I.
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actually, I bought this model for my friend. so, I did not what is inside. But, I think these 6 stocks belong to the first edition. This model has been reproduced. The second edition will be released in August.
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It is a personal choice. The TI calculators are used much more in American text books. So, you may want to use the nspire.
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The Texas instrument TI 30X second calculator is a two-line scientific calculator for Maths courses. The BA 2 Plus Financial calculator is a specific finance calculator for Finance college courses. Also, this calculator can help to perform common maths.Hopefully this helps you.
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Quicken is not as complete in accounting as is quick books. Quick Books allows for multiple businesses.
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Note too: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_personal_financial_management_software
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The important part of the number is "41A5021-1", the letters afterward are the current revisions. Your B is an early board, that's all. See my review, it is explained in there. Good luck!
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The quick answer is no. But the course is so well put together that you don't need books. I was impressed this how intuitive the coursework is presented. You really don't need books and there is a help facility that explains how to use the software. I am thinking of learning another language because I feel like I am there working with someone who knows the language.
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I would get the MacBook Pro - the new ones have the new trackpad - and you get an Optical drive, Ethernet etc. You never know what kind of project you will be assigned or what type of medium your classmates will give you. And while I love my MBA - it wouldn't be worth taking the chance as a student. I would also recommend purchasing Office 2008 for macs while you are at it - while iWork 08 can read any file (.doc, .xls, .ppt) it usually screws up the formatting.
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This type of calc is an investment in your future. If you will be doing other types of math like geometry, algebra, calculus, etc., then this is the one for you. I bought mine and I love it. Plus, if it ever gets sold to you with missing charging wires, call Texas instruments customer service and they'll mail you another set of charging wires no questions asked. I'm happy with both the company and their product. I cnt complain. Veey good calc but if your only looking for one for a particular class maybe go with the advice from the previous answer. Fyi ti-89 can calculate all the same stuff that the n-spire can without color screen and the other bells and whistles ;) if ur looking for something a little cheaper.
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What Reid Smith actually asked is "what's the difference between the $299 academic edition and the $199 student/teacher edition?" He never got an answer to his question. I posted a lengthy explanation on a review of Photoshop CS4 Student Edition. The review is not available now that CS4 is discontinued, but you can still read it by accessing all of the reviews written by The Irish Patient here on Amazon. It's entitled "If in doubt, consider the academic edition instead," and it was the highest rated review for that product. Briefly, the difference under CS4 was that you didn't have to jump through any hoops to activate the $299 academic edition. The $299 academic edition came with an activation code inside the packaging. You were good to go as long as you could get a third party retailer (like AcademicSuperstore) to send you the academic edition disk. With the $199 student edition, all you got was a disk without an activation code. The code could only be obtained by going through Adobe's verification contractor. You had to open the seal on the software and then send your proof of student or teacher status to Adobe. If you were verified, then you would get an e-mail with the activation code. If you were denied, you had to fight with Amazon to return opened software.
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10bII+ has more equation functions than the standard 10bII. If you are going to use it for a basic fiance class you will be fine with either, but I think they are they same price so you will just get more with 10bII+, also rumor has it that the 10bII+ runs a bit faster, however that is what my professor told me, as I didn't really get to compare that theory.
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I do like to shop for a bag like 'Math Geek' does as well. However, I saw this on E-Bay: F27 Leather Case For Casio EX-F1 EX-FH20 NEW (250582595215)....Does anyone have this case yet?? How does it work with the FH20??
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There is no difference. The tides ob battle cards described by Robert are included in the regular second edition.
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most likely the Acad is the Academic version and just like academic licenses for software, you get them cheaper than retail and its the same exact software, just at a student discount. However, you will need to be a student with proof to purchase from most sellers. I say most because legit places like Amazon will require it but a lot of sellers on ebay sell academic stuff to anyone. So basically, if you are a student get the Acad version because it will be the same and save you money.
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My language is no english. For that reason, I do not know what are you saying with CAS. If you are talking about a financial calculator, definitely no. It could work better a financial calculator. But you can make any program for Cash Flow or Cost Accounting Standards. Complex Adaptive Systems are hardly difficult programming because they have many variables. I do not know if this information is useful for you