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Hey I have already purchased the BA II plus calculator for finance. But now I am studying statistics and was wondering if anybody has any help. I have gone to atomic learning website but the tutorial was really short. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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I found a good video on youtube-mssuprof videos on the BA II plus calculator
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I have the same problem because my BAII didn't even come with the quick guide it was supposed to have. I asked a friend that teaches stats and he recommended the learning area on the Texas instruments website. I haven't looked at it yet, but he said they have a lot of great tutorials. Let me know if you find it.
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I posted something a long time ago with links to various calculators but all I did was google the name of the calculator and something like tutorial and came up with all kinds of stuff, including PowerPoints and reference sheets. Give it a try.
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