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square of 5=5*5=25

Now sum of 23 and square of 5=23+25=48

Now one third of sum of 23 and square of 5=48/3

=16

Hence 16 is answer

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One third of the sum of twenty three and five squared.

Sum = 23 + 5^2

Sum = 23 + 25

Sum = 48

One third of 48

48 /3 = 16 The answer !!!!

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