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Can you put a parenthesis inside of a parenthesis? - Answers

Yes you can. It looks like this: (()This is called "nesting" parentheses. It is applicable to both language e.g. John saw the boy (who was standing on the bridge (Wikfield's Bridge)) take the money. and in mathematics e.g. x(y+(w+10))=240



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Yes you can. It looks like this: (()This is called "nesting" parentheses. It is applicable to both language e.g. John saw the boy (who was standing on the bridge (Wikfield's Bridge)) take the money. and in mathematics e.g. x(y+(w+10))=240



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Can you put a parenthesis inside of a parenthesis? - Answers

Yes you can. It looks like this: (()This is called "nesting" parentheses. It is applicable to both language e.g. John saw the boy (who was standing on the bridge (Wikfield's Bridge)) take the money. and in mathematics e.g. x(y+(w+10))=240

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