Help in translating a piece of mathematics from latin?

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Hi there,

Would you let me ask you for some help in translating a piece of mathematics from latin?

Thanks in advance.

Parenthesum figura una est ( ); si in eadem formula, parentheses et puncta occurant, primum quae parenthesibus continentur, colligantur.

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[+3] - George - 12/20/2014The figure of parentheses is one (); if parentheses and points occur in the same formula, whatever is contained in parentheses is to be gathered first.

@Vincent Verheyen,

The figure of parentheses is one (); if parentheses and points occur in the
same formula, whatever is contained in parentheses is to be gathered first.

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@George,

Dear George, thank you very much!
Would you like to be referenced as the translator in a pdf-file that I am creating (containing that text)? The pdf-file is supposed to end up online.
Greetings to you.

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@Vincent Verheyen,

You're welcome, Vincent.
Good luck with your paper.

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