If $20 $ random numbers are selected independently from the interval $(0,1) $ probability that the sum of these numbers is at least $8$? 
If $20 $ random numbers are selected independently from the interval
$(0,1) $  what is the probability that the sum of these numbers is
at least $8$?

I tried to take this question https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/285362/choosing-two-random-numbers-in-0-1-what-is-the-probability-that-sum-of-them   as reference  but the step where there is a double integral, I got stuck, do I have to make 20 integrals?

Here is a histogram of 100,000 simulations each taking the sum of 20 uniform random deviates.  Based on this simulation the sum of uniform deviates is well approximated by a normal distribution with an estimated mean of 10.004 and an estimated variance of 1.680.  Using the normal approximation the probability that $\sum_{i=1}^n X_i \ge 8$ is $0.94$.

Code follows:
data uniform;
  do sim=1 to 100000;
    do i=1 to 20;
        y=rand('uniform');
        output;
    end;
end;
run;

proc means data=uniform noprint;
by sim;
var y;
output out=out sum(y)=sum;
run;


ods graphics / height=3in width=6in border=no;

proc sgplot data=out;
histogram sum;
density sum / type=normal;
run;

proc means data=out mean var;
var sum;
output out=estimates mean(sum)=mean var(sum)=var;
run;

data estimates;
set estimates;
prob=1-cdf('normal',8,mean,sqrt(var));
run;

proc print data=estimates noobs;
var prob;
run;

