In the VanBuren machine replacement problem, the companys current policy is to keep a machine at least
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In the VanBuren machine replacement problem, the company’s current policy is to keep a machine at least 4 quarters but no more than 12 quarters. Suppose this policy is instead to keep a machine at least 5 quarters but no more than 10 quarters. Modify the spreadsheet model appropriately. Is the new optimal solution the same as before?
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