Final answer:
To generate 12 random numbers, pairs of two consecutive digits within 01 and 99 are chosen from the given sequence until twelve such numbers are obtained, resulting in '56', '05', '61', '86', '64', '91', '23', '42', '96', '37', '79', and '48'.
Step-by-step explanation:
To generate 12 random numbers between 01 and 99 using the given row of numbers, we start at the beginning of the sequence and consider pairs of digits, as each number needs to be a two-digit number within the specified range. The row of numbers given is 56056 18664 91234 29637 79487 24099 78573 29728. We will ignore any number larger than 99 and any single digits left at the end of a segment.
We take the first two digits '56', which is within the range 01-99. We repeat this process, considering the next set of two digits: '05', '61', '86', '64', '91', '23', '42', '96', '37', '79', and '48'. These are the first 12 numbers within our specified range from the given row of numbers. It is important to note that we do not pair '56' with '05' to form '60', as that would not follow the systematic approach of taking two consecutive digits at a time.