Sentence in parenthesis ending with something in parenthesis?

Question

What is the proper way of ending a sentence, which is in parenthesis, when there is something at the end of it which also is in parenthesis?

Example: (As a student, I will generally be limited to the weekends and small events in the late afternoon (3-6PM))

Should it end as "(3-6PM).)", "(3-6PM.))", or just "(3-6PM.)" with only one parenthesis?

Answer 1

If I saw the context of this sentence I could tell you if you even need the first parenthesis.  Otherwise I would suggest (As a student I will generally be limited to weekends and small events in the late afternoon; 3-6pm)

Answer 2

usually it would be "(3-6PM))."

Answer 3

(As a student, I will generally be limited to the weekends and small events in the late afternoon between 3-6PM)

(As a student, I will generally be limited to the weekends and small events in the late afternoon - 3 to 6PM)

Answer 4

I think I've seen it where you use a different symbol entirely for the sub-parenthesis.  Like (As a student, I will generally be limited to the weekends and small events in the late afternoon [3-6 pm])

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