How do you find the total area under the normal distribution curve between, for example, -2.25...

How do you find the total area under the normal distribution curve between, for example, -2.25 and 2.25? Listing steps on how to solve this would be great. Thank you!!

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How do you find the total area under the normal distribution curve between, for example, -2.25...

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