IRR on TI BA II Plus
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With this tutorial on Texas Instruments BA II Plus, you will learn how to find Internal Rate of Return for an annuity with constant and uneeven cash flows
IRR Example with constant cash flows
We will illustrate how you can use TI BA II Plus to find Internal Rate of Return with an annuity that has constant payment. Let's assume Sears Corporation purchased a machinery for $10,000 it will save company $4,000 annually for next 4 years. How do we find the Internal Rate of Return with TI BA II Plus
IRR Step by Step using TI BA II Plus
| To | Press | Display | |||
| Set all variables to default | 2nd | reset | enter | RST | 0.00 |
| Select Cash Flow worksheet. | CF | CF0= | 0.00 | ||
| Enter initial cash flow. | 10000 | +/- | ENTER | CF0= | -10000.00 |
| Enter cash flow for years 1 to 4 | ↓ ↓ |
4000 4 |
ENTER ENTER |
C01= F01= |
4000.00 4 |
| Access IRR | IRR | IRR= | 0.00 | ||
| Compute internal rate of return | ↓ | CPT | IRR= | 21.86 | |
IRR Example with uneven cash flows
A five financial project has an initial cost of $120,000 net cash flows of $30,000 $35,000; $25,000, $37,000 and $45,000 in the next five years. If the required rate of return is 10%, determine the Internal Rate of Return (IRR).
IRR Step by Step using TI BA II Plus
| To | Press | Display | |||
| Set all variables to default | 2nd | reset | enter | RST | 0.00 |
| Select Cash Flow worksheet. | CF | CF0= | 0.00 | ||
| Enter initial cash flow. | 120000 | +/- | ENTER | CF0= | -120000.00 |
| Enter cash flow for year 1 | ↓ ↓ |
30000 | ENTER | C01= F01= |
30000.00 1 |
| Enter cash flow for year 2 | ↓ ↓ |
35000 | ENTER | C02= F02= |
35000.00 1 |
| Enter cash flow for year 3 | ↓ ↓ |
25000 | ENTER | C03= F03= |
25000.00 1 |
| Enter cash flow for year 4 | ↓ ↓ |
37000 | ENTER | C04= F04= |
37000.00 1 |
| Enter cash flow for year 5 | ↓ ↓ |
45000 | ENTER | C04= F04= |
45000.00 1 |
| Access IRR | IRR | IRR= | 0.00 | ||
| Compute internal rate of return | ↓ | CPT | IRR= | 12.48 | |
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IRR Calculator
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ThinkAndDone.com provides you an online IRR Calculator that calculates internal rate of returns from series of net cash flows and an optional guess rate. The IRR calculator allows you to choose the frequency of cash flows to find an annualized IRR.
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Financial Calculators