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Where do I start because there are two pairs of parentheses but I think I state with division right?
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Where do I start because there are two pairs of parentheses but I think I state with division right?

Where do I start because there are two pairs of parentheses but I think I state with-example-1
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You just do the inside of the parenthesis at the same time and then insert them into the equation. It doesn't matter which you do first, as long as they end up solved 
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