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hewlett-packard 10bII
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• A powerful calculator that makes good business sense

In business, it's important to get the most for your money. That's why the HP 10bII is the smart choice for business and finance needs.

With the HP 10bII you now have the power to keep up with all your growing course-load, small business or other financial calculations. You'll be able to work quicker and more efficiently with over 100 time saving, easily accessible business functions. Because it works in algebraic notation, it's easy to learn and use.

With so many useful features, and an affordable price, the HP 10bII adds up to a wise investment.

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RPN? an introduction to Reverse Polish Notation
• Easy to learn and use

With the Algebraic Entry System Logic, by entering data in algebraic notation, you are working just as you would if you were solving problems on paper. Our intuitive keyboard layout with easy-to-read, descriptive labels provides you with extremely quick identification of cash flows and amortization values.

• Time-saving business functions

You can quickly calculate loan payments, interest rates, amortization, discounted cash flow analysis, interest rate conversions, standard deviation, percent, % change, mark-up as a percent of cost price, margin as a % of price and forecasting based on linear regression, to name a few.

• Other Business/Financial Features

Variable compounding, Cash flow analysis, Time Value of Money (TVM), Net Present Value (NPV), and Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
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