The lengths of 100 railroad tracks segments are measured independently using the same device. The values obtained are assumed to be uniformly distributed between L — 10 millimeters and L + 10 millimeters, where L is the exact length of each one of them. Use the central limit theorem to approximate the probability that the overall estimated length of the railroad will be within 100 millimeters of the true length (the true length is 100L).

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