Hello, Xochitl,
There are several equations that can be used for this calculation. Please find the one you are studying, and perhaps post it.
The equation I will use is:
N(t) = N(0)e-0.0001216t
N(t) and N(0) are the final and initial radioactive material. The -0.00012 is a constant for carbon-14 decay, and t is the years.
We can state:
0.35 = 1.00e-0.0001216t and solve for t by taking the natural log of both sides:
ln(0.35) = -0.0001216t
-1.0498221 = -0.0001216t
t = 8633 years
Bob