MxCalc 12C Financial Calculator
Question:
What is the [STK] button for?
Answer:
The [STK] button is used to show a window displaying the contents of all the financial and storage registers. Press [g][STK] to show the window.
Question:
How do I change the number of decimal places?
Answer:
Press [f] followed by a digit as the number of decimal places used in the display. For instance, to set the display to use
2 decimal places, press [f][2].
You can set the display to use from 0 to 9 decimal places. Pressing [f][.] will set the display to use the scientific notation.
Error messages
Error 0
Invalid Math operations such as :-
1> division by zero
2>square root of a negative number
3> log of zero or negative number
4> factorial of a non-integer or negative number.
Error 1
Overflow in storage register.
Error 2
Statistics operation error such as :-
1> taking an average when no Data exists
Error 3
IRR error.
Error 4
Entered more than 399 lines of program steps.
Error 5
1>Compound interest error
2> Invalid values supplied for n, i , PV, PMT, FV such that there is no solution.
Error 6
Storage registers error.
Error 7
IRR error.
Error 8
Improper date format or dates are outside the valid range (1901 to 2100).
Examples
NOTE: Most of the examples assume the calculator is in RPN mode, although many will also work when the calculator is in ALG mode. Press [f][ALG] to work in ALG mode (the ALG annunciator is displayed). Press [f][RPN] to work in RPN mode (the ALG annunciator is absent). The default setting for the calculator is RPN.
199 - 60 = ?
99 × 5 = ?
5874 ÷ 178 = ?
9 × (6 + 4) = ?
(29 + 7) ÷ (20 - 8) = ?
3 × (19 + 13) ÷ 8 = ?
(20 - 2) × (2 + 3 - 8) ÷ 18 = ?
√225 = ?
53 = ?
(4 + 3)7 = ?
ln 40 = ?
e2.1 = ?
Integer part of 99.35 = ?
Fractional part of 99.35 = ?
What is the percentage change between 60 and 150?
What percentage is 50 of 20?
Interests
Simple Interest
Find the interest earned if $20,000 is invested for 25 days at
5% p.a.
Compound Interest
$25,000 is placed in an account earning 9% compounded monthly. What is the
future value after 10 years?
You would like to have $90,000 twenty years from today. How much should you invest today if interest rate is 5% p.a. compounded monthly?
If $5000 invested today will amount to $9,800 in 12 years, what is the p.a. interest rate compounded quarterly?
You had a loan of $15,000 that began accruing interest on January 29, 2002. Find the p.a. interest rate if you needed to make 20 monthly payments of $775. Payments began on February 14, 2002 and compound interest is used for the odd period.
Suppose there is a project producing $300,000 in the first year, $270,000, and $800,000 in the third year. If cost of capital is 10.5%, calculate the NPV of the project.
You would like to purchase a business for $90,000 and anticipate cash flows of $15,000 in the first year, $12,000 in the second and third years, $27,000 in the fourth and fifth years, and $29,000 in the final sixth year. Calculate the internal rate of return of the investment.
Depreciations
Question:
An equipment costing $33,000 is estimated to have a useful life of 5 years and a scrap value of $2,000. Using the straight line method find the depreciation after the second year and the remaining depreciable value.
Answer:
Annuities
Suppose you decide to invest $5,500 at the beginning of each month in a company paying an interest of 3.5% p.a. compounded monthly. Find the worth of the investment at the end of 8 years.
You would like to have $9,800 in 12 months time to purchase a new stereo. Assuming that money earns interest at 4% p.a. compounded monthly, how much should you invest at the end of each month in order to accumulate the required amount?
What amount should you deposit today to an account paying interest at 8.25% p.a. compounded annually, so that you can withdraw $55,000 at the beginning of each year for the next 25 years?
Suppose you borrow $505,000 from a bank at 8.5% p.a. compounded monthly. If you are to repay the loan in equal monthly payments at the end of each month for the next 7 years, calculate the cost of each payment.
Normal Distribution
Find the area under the standard normal curve for z < 1.5
Find the area under the standard normal curve for 0 < z < 1.5
Find the area under the standard normal curve for z < -3.5
Find the area under the standard normal curve for z > 2.25
Find zo such that the area under the standard normal curve for z < zo is 0.73.
Bonds Prices and Yields
A semi-annual bond maturing on March 28, 2015 bears 8% p.a. Find the purchase price of the bond on March 28, 2002 if you desire a yield of 6%.
A semi-annual bond maturing on September 11, 2020 bears 9.5% p.a. Calculate the yield of the bond if the price on feb 16, 2005 is $92.
Statistics
Find the mean and sample standard deviation of the following
data: 13, 15, 21, 9, 20, 15.
For the following data, calculate the average of X, standard deviation of X, average of Y, and the standard deviation of Y. Estimate Y when X is 8.
X: 10 13 15 19 11 Y: 15 16 22 25 28
Find the number of days between September 15, 1970 and Feb 20, 1962.
What day was October 19, 1950.
Find the day 100 days from August 17, 1945.
MxCalc 12C Programming
How do I clear all the programs?
Write a program to calculate 8 + 2.
Write a program to add the numbers in data storage register 0 and data storage register 1 then display the result.
Suppose we would like to calculate 90 + 10. First key in 90 then press [STO][0]. Key in 10 then press [STO][1]. Press [R/S] to run the program. The result is 100.
DISPLAY: main display stack registers display data registers display DISPLAY FORMAT: fixed scientific ORIENTATION: portrait landscape LOGIC: Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) Algebraic (ALG) STACK LEVELS: 4 and Last-X DATA REGISTERS: 20 STORAGE,RECALL
yes MATH OPERATORS: ÷, x, +, - 1/x, √, LN, ex, yx %, %T, Δ% INTG, FRAC STAT FUNCTIONS: mean standard deviation Σn, Σx, Σx2, Σxy, Σy2 linear regression coeff. of determination factorial normal distribution DATE CALCULATIONS: yes (from 1901 to 2100) DATE FORMAT: D.MY (day-month-year) M.DY (month-day-year) TIME VALUE OF MONEY: n, i, PV, PMT, FV CASH FLOWS ANALYSIS: NPV, IRR AMORTIZATION: accumulated interest balance DEPRECIATION: straight line method sum of years digits declining balance BONDS CALCULATION: price yields accrued interest PROGRAMMING: 399 program steps 2 conditional tests line number addressing pause single step
<− | backspace |
- | subtraction |
Δ% | percent of change |
% | percent of |
%T | percent of total |
+ | addition |
× | multiplication |
÷ | division |
Σ | clear statistical registers |
Σ- | subtraction from statistics |
Σ+ | addition to statistics |
0,...,9 | number digits |
1/x | reciprocal |
12× | multiply by 12 and store into n |
12÷ | divide by 12 and store into i |
ALG | algebraic mode |
AMRT | amortization |
BEG | set payment mode to begin |
BST | back step |
CFo | initial cash flow |
CFj | next cash flow |
CHS | change sign |
CLx | clear the number displayed (X-register) |
DATE | calculate new date |
DB | declining balance method of depreciation |
D.MY | set date mode to day-month-year |
ΔDYS | number of days |
EEX | enter exponent |
END | set payment mode to end |
ENTER | terminate digit entry and push the number |
EXIT | close the calculator |
ex | raise e to the power of x |
f | access gold colored function |
FIN | clear financial registers |
FRAC | fractional part |
FV | future value |
g | access blue colored function |
GTO | goto |
I | interest |
INT | calculate simple interest |
INTG | integer part |
IRR | calculate internal rate of return |
LN | natural log |
LSTx | last x |
M.DY | set date mode to month-day-year |
n | number of periods |
n! | factorial |
Nj | number of cash flows |
NPV | net present value |
N(z) | standard normal cumulative distribution |
PMT | payment |
P/R | program/run toggle |
PRICE | bond price |
PRGM | clear all programs |
PSE | pause for about one second |
PV | present value |
RCL | recall from data storage register |
RDown | roll down stack registers |
REG | clear all registers |
RND | round to match display |
RPN | rpn mode |
R/S | Run/Stop toggle |
SHOW | show the financial and storage registers |
SL | straight line method of depreciation |
SOYD | sum of years digits method of depreciation |
SST | single step |
STO | store into data storage register |
√x | square root of |
X=0 | conditional branching |
x,r | estimate using linear regression |
xw | weighted average |
X=Y | conditional branching |
X<>Y | exchange contents of X-register and Y-register |
ŷ,r | estimate using linear regression |
YTM | yield to maturity |
yx | power |
z | inverse of standard normal cumulative distribution |
About MxCalc 12C
MxCalc 12C Financial Calculator
Developed by 3GR Technologies
Version 1.1