For large and small cups of tea, the volumes in millilitres are represented by the distributions $N(200, 30)$ and $N(110, 20)$, respectively.
(a)[4]
Find the probability that the combined volume of a randomly chosen large cup of tea and a randomly chosen small cup of tea is less than $300$ ml.
(b)[6]
Find the probability that the volume of a randomly chosen large cup of tea is more than twice the volume of a randomly chosen small cup of tea.
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