Add xml Tags by Apple/Java script

Hi,
All, I'm new to Indesign Scripting, and I'm hoping someone can help me with the following (add xml) problem.
Can anyone write/suggest me how i can add xml tags. By Apple/Java Script
My Probleam =>
[&x+2, y+3&]
Solution => (But its manual)
<inlineequation><inlinemediaobject><textobject role="xpressmath">[&x+2, y+3&]</textobject></inlinemediaobject></inlineequation>
I want add xml tags on my powermath equaiton. Its ETMV2 xml tags.
Any insight is appreciated!
Thank you so much
snegig

Hi John,
(1) Without xml tags my InDesign file
(2) After add tags my file (its manually)
Is this any script when i select my power math equation data then add xml tags automatically
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