Mathematics, 18.10.2020 01:01, aud50

Charlie had 995 baseball cards. His little brother stole 260 of his cards. He estimated that he still about 800 cards remaining. Based on his estimation skills, is he correct in his assumption? (Use what you know about rounding to solve.)

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