Should I install my fcp 5.0 first before installing fcp 5.1 on a new imac

I just purchased a new imac. I have my old fcp 5.0 for my pre-intel g5. I know it doesnt work on the intel imac so I got the fcp 5.1. Do I need to install the 5.0 first and then the 5.1 or can I just install the 5.1?

That's kind of unusual, because the 5.1 upgrade I thought was a disc swap.
In any case, you don't need 5.0.

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