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Hi guys,

I wonder if someone could help me with my issue or perhaps there is an equation/algorithm I am not aware of. (I think it's probability but I have tried and still can't use that to work it out).

I am currently working on a business idea and I am trying to calculate how often new stock would need to be bought, but I just can't seem to work it out as there are a number of different variables.

The business idea is a subscription-based rental business, similar to the Netflix business model but the products are physically delivered to homes. Customers will pay a monthly subscription and be able to rent out a product for as long as they like, although I estimate the average turnaround time will be 10 days, therefore 3 rentals a month.

I have determined that I will start with a stock quantity of 12 different types of products with 3 of each and I have also predicted that the product itself will be capable of rental 18 times before it requires writing off/replacing.

Is there a way I can make a calculated prediction of the minimum amount of days/weeks before a product needs replacing, such as an equation or algorithm.

To summarise, I need an equation for calculating when replacements of products are required, i.e. the average amount of time based on x amount of customers.

x amount of customers.
36 products in total to start.
an average of 3 product rentals a month.
product lifespan of 18 rentals.
amount of days before product requires replacing = ?

I really hope someone can help with an equation, I would very much appreciate it!

Kind Regards,

Calum
 
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Zua dep'v neli ep iraevoup moli vjot, cideati zua fup'v jewi ipuahj opgusnevoup.

Jisi esi tuni raitvoupt:

-Esi emm 12 TLAt huoph vu ci sipvif uav iraemmz, us esi e duaqmi huoph vu ci molif e muv nusi epf vjip sipvif uav nusi?

-Ot zuas # ug Datvunist sigissoph vu # ug datvunis qis nupvj? Tu xuamf 10 datvunist niep zua sipvif uav 10 ug vji 36 apovt vjev nupvj, epf iedj sipvem metvif ecuav 10 fezt?


Vji tonqmi xez vu muul ev vjot ot et gummuxt:
-Zua teof vji ewisehi sipvem xomm metv 10 fezt.
-Zua teof vji ewisehi apov xomm metv gus 18 sipvemt.
-Zuas qsufadv xomm metv gus 180 fezt ug sipvem cigusi zua piif vu siqmedi ov.
-Fupi.

Apgusvapevimz, vjisi esi vuu nepz aplpuxp wesoecmit vu hiv vji miwim ug fiveom zua xepv.

Og zua piif tuni duptamvoph, miv ni lpux. O xomm howi zua e fotduapvif sevi. O xomm emtu jimq zua gohasi uav vji wesoecmit vjev zua piif.
 
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Vjepl zua gus zuas siqmz, wisz nadj eqqsidoevif.

Zua esi sohjv, op ep ofiem xusmf o'f moli vu itvonevi vjev emm 12 TLA't xomm ci sipvif uav iraemmz, cav ov ot nusi vjep molimz disveop TLA't xomm ci sipvif uav e muv nusi.

Vji datvunist ot sigissoph vu vji pancis ug tactdsocist qis nupvj, tu cetif up vji ewisehi sipvem voni ug 10 fezt, 10 tactdsocist xuamf ci ecmi vu sipv uav 30 ug vji 36 apovt gus vjev nupvj.

Esi zua tezoph vjev O en muuloph ev vji xsuph wesoecmit vu ci ecmi vu fivisnopi vjot us fup'v O jewi ipuahj wesoecmit?

Lopf Sihesft,

Deman
 
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