e^-0.31112*244.08

T = 1.0161*e^-0.3111*0.3111*244.08

so what is  value of T = ?
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########### yu need tu tell us if all the other numbers R part av the exponent

or if multipli after get exponent

e^-0.31112=0.732625955479557
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