Explain how long will it take until 100 atoms of isotope

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Explain how long will it take until 100 atoms of this isotope stay put active in the person? (A person accidentally breathes in 8 times 1018 atoms of this isotope). The first order rate constant for decay of the isotope if 0.086625 s-1

The equation looks like this: 100 = (8x1018)(e-.086625t)

Mathematically how to isolate t to get the amount of seconds?

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