Comparing a Dice Sum to a Coin Count

Probability · Medium · Free problem
Consider two independent random variables: - $X$: the sum of 100 rolls of a fair 100-sided die (faces
, 2, \ldots, 100$). - $Y$: the number of heads from 600 independent flips of a fair coin. Is $P(X < Y)$ less than 1%? Use the Central Limit Theorem to justify your answer.

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