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A dataset of numerical values is split across three computational nodes for processing. Node 1 is assigned the values [150, 200, 50]. Node 2 is assigned [300, 100]. Node 3 is assigned [250, 150, 100]. If the overall goal is to compute the total sum of all values using a distributed approach, what is the final result after the partial sums from each node are calculated and then aggregated?
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A dataset of numerical values is split across three computational nodes for processing. Node 1 is assigned the values [150, 200, 50]. Node 2 is assigned [300, 100]. Node 3 is assigned [250, 150, 100]. If the overall goal is to compute the total sum of all values using a distributed approach, what is the final result after the partial sums from each node are calculated and then aggregated?