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=== Assistant: Certainly! ===
Certainly! Let's continue from where we left off, adjusting for the 75% increase in the company's total output each year due to reinvestment and expansion.

===== Given the reinvestment strategy that increases the company's total output by 75% each year, let's recalculate the annual revenue, investor returns, and cumulative returns over the 10 years. =====

====== Assuming the initial revenue and output for Year 0, and applying a 75% increase in output each subsequent year: ======

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===== From the table above, we can see how the cumulative returns to investors grow over the years: =====
* By Year 4: The cumulative return is approximately $197.97 billion.
* By Year 5: The cumulative return reaches approximately $262.44 billion.
* By Year 6: Investors see approximately $338.70 billion in cumulative returns.
* By Year 7: The cumulative return is approximately $428.88 billion.
* By Year 8: The cumulative return reaches approximately $535.12 billion.
* By Year 9: Investors see approximately $660.26 billion in cumulative returns.
* By Year 10: The cumulative return is approximately $921.52 billion.

===== An investor breaks even when their cumulative returns equal the initial investment. Here, the initial investment was $463 billion. =====
* Break-Even Point: By Year 9, investors reach a cumulative return of approximately $660.26 billion, surpassing the initial investment.
* Annual Distribution: By Year 9, the annual distribution to investors would be approximately $125.14 billion.

===== Considering a 75% increase in the company's total output after 10 years: =====
'' If the initial output was 100 units, after 10 years, it would increase to 1.75 '' 100 = 175 units.

This increase in output directly correlates with increased revenue, assuming constant pricing and demand for electricity.

===== - Attractive Investment: Adjusting the revenue split to 35% for investors allows for quicker break-even, achieved by Year 9 in this scenario. =====
* Profitable Growth: The reinvestment strategy contributes to a substantial increase in the company's output and revenue over the 10-year period.
* Long-Term Sustainability: Investors benefit from steady returns and potentially significant profits as the company expands its operations.

This model demonstrates a robust investment opportunity in the solar energy sector, aligning financial returns with sustainable growth and contributing positively to energy production in the region.