What can equal 12?

Answer 1

There are infinitely many possible answers.6 + 6

5.9 + 6.1

5.8 + 6.2

5.7 + 6.3 and so on.

Next, 2 decimal places:

5.99 + 6.01

5.98 + 6.02

5.97 + 6.03 and so on.

And then you can go through all pairs with 3 decimal places, 4 dp, 5, 6, and so on and on.

After that, you can start on triplet of numbers and then quartets, and quins and so on.

When you have finished with those you can start on multiples:

1*12

10*1.2

100*0.12

and so on.

And again, you can go through sets of 3, 4, 5, numbers that multiply to 12.

There are infinitely many possible answers.6 + 6

5.9 + 6.1

5.8 + 6.2

5.7 + 6.3 and so on.

Next, 2 decimal places:

5.99 + 6.01

5.98 + 6.02

5.97 + 6.03 and so on.

And then you can go through all pairs with 3 decimal places, 4 dp, 5, 6, and so on and on.

After that, you can start on triplet of numbers and then quartets, and quins and so on.

When you have finished with those you can start on multiples:

1*12

10*1.2

100*0.12

and so on.

And again, you can go through sets of 3, 4, 5, numbers that multiply to 12.

There are infinitely many possible answers.6 + 6

5.9 + 6.1

5.8 + 6.2

5.7 + 6.3 and so on.

Next, 2 decimal places:

5.99 + 6.01

5.98 + 6.02

5.97 + 6.03 and so on.

And then you can go through all pairs with 3 decimal places, 4 dp, 5, 6, and so on and on.

After that, you can start on triplet of numbers and then quartets, and quins and so on.

When you have finished with those you can start on multiples:

1*12

10*1.2

100*0.12

and so on.

And again, you can go through sets of 3, 4, 5, numbers that multiply to 12.

There are infinitely many possible answers.6 + 6

5.9 + 6.1

5.8 + 6.2

5.7 + 6.3 and so on.

Next, 2 decimal places:

5.99 + 6.01

5.98 + 6.02

5.97 + 6.03 and so on.

And then you can go through all pairs with 3 decimal places, 4 dp, 5, 6, and so on and on.

After that, you can start on triplet of numbers and then quartets, and quins and so on.

When you have finished with those you can start on multiples:

1*12

10*1.2

100*0.12

and so on.

And again, you can go through sets of 3, 4, 5, numbers that multiply to 12.

Answer 2

There are infinitely many possible answers.6 + 6

5.9 + 6.1

5.8 + 6.2

5.7 + 6.3 and so on.

Next, 2 decimal places:

5.99 + 6.01

5.98 + 6.02

5.97 + 6.03 and so on.

And then you can go through all pairs with 3 decimal places, 4 dp, 5, 6, and so on and on.

After that, you can start on triplet of numbers and then quartets, and quins and so on.

When you have finished with those you can start on multiples:

1*12

10*1.2

100*0.12

and so on.

And again, you can go through sets of 3, 4, 5, numbers that multiply to 12.