Summing the rounding errors

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Simulate the problem of rounding n D 40 numbers to their nearest integer when the numbers are chosen uniformly from the interval Œ0; 100]. Find the rounding errors and their sum. Repeat the simulation 500 times. Use a software package to draw a histogram of these 500 values of the sum; remember that you are summing the rounding errors. Do you see a normal-looking distribution?

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