How many tickets were not sold to season ticket holders?

An AHL hockey club announced that its seasons' tickety sales of 14,252 represents 72.3% of the seating capacity of the hockey arena. Rounded to the nearest 100, how many seats were not sold to seasons' ticket holders?
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If 14,252 represents 72.3% of the seating capacity, 100% is 14252/0.723=19712.3 approx.

19712.3-14252=5460.3, which is 5,500 unsold tickets to the nearest hundred.

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