If a cell is said to be diploid, it means it has 2 complete sets of chromosomes. In human, examples are body cells. If the cell is said to be haploid, it means that it has only a single unpaired set. It has half of the chromosome numbers than the diploid cells. In humans, these haploid cells are found in gametes for reproduction.
With that being said, it means that in order to find the haploid number of the cell, we have to divide the diploid number in half. So, 12 / 2 makes 6.
The answer is therefore 6.
