101+ Best Riddles About Numbers (with Answers)

I am the start of everything, but also mean nothing. What am I?

I am the way numbers continue forever, never stopping or starting. What am I?

Found in circles, not straight lines, I'm never ending, irrational and fine. What am I?

I come after nine, but I'm not eleven. Add a dot, I then make sense. What am I?

Not positive, not zero, I'm less than you think. In temperatures, I can make your heart sink. What am I?

I'm more than one way to write a number, using two digits, I'm a common computer hummer. What am I?

For everything there is a base, but with me, in direction, there's no trace. I am endless, what am I?

Grouped by three, following a sequence that seems free. Yet, they're bound in nature's decree. What am I?

Not a winner, not a dime, yet in battles, I am prime. What am I?

In equations I am sought, for unknowns which are taught. Symbolically I'm caught. What am I?

I go on forever, but the world has my end. What am I?

I can be found between integers, but never whole. What am I?

Often counted, but never seen. When you have more of me, you're closer to your dream. What am I?

I am the beginning of everything, the end of everywhere. I’m the beginning of eternity, the end of time and space. What am I?

Unique among numbers, I'm not odd or even. What am I?

I am a part of everything that has been calculated. Who am I?

To some, I'm known for my endless digits. What am I?

I am a sequence, not random but with a pattern of adding. Who am I?

I am neither negative nor positive. Who am I?

I am a type of number that can never be a fraction. What am I?

For some, I am used to communicate; in computers, I am two. What am I?

I am always positive, never negative or zero. Who am I?

You need two of me to make sense, in math, I am either addition or subtraction. What am I?

I am the result of multiplication. Who am I?

Dividing numbers results in me. What am I?

In any equation, I am what you solve for. Who am I?

Only made of 1s and 0s, I am fundamental to computing. What am I?

I defy gravity, going up without coming down. What am I?

You'll find me in equations, always looking for my value. Who am I?

I am a series of digits, but not a phone number. What am I?

If you add me to myself, I am still the same. What am I?

Found in a circle, my value is fixed, approximately 3.14. What am I?

Part whole and part fraction, I am not a whole number. What am I?

Seen in a mirror, I am correct; viewed otherwise, I'm intellect. What am I?

Not found among the rationals, my existence is a puzzle. Who am I?

Without me, a computer would not know what to do. What am I?

You can count on me when making a proportion. What am I?

Even when I'm positive, I could lead to a loss. Who am I?

I am the solution to an addition. Who am I?

Look at my face, numbers you will see; count the hours, I set you free. What am I?

I am the beginning of everything, the end of everywhere. I’m the beginning of eternity, the end of time and space. What am I?

I go on forever but am not afraid of fading; mathematicians chase me but never seem to catch me. What am I?

Not quite a whole, split into pieces, I bring parts together for a clearer thesis. What am I?

Without me, a computer cannot function, as I speak in 1s and 0s; my language might be simple, but it powers complex shows. What am I?

A unique value representing much, found often in pie but not in lunch. What am I?

A number's heart when squared it's found, in squares and roots, I am around. What am I?

Not divided by others than self and one, in counting my kind, you’ll find it quite fun. What am I?

Not even a whisper, nor a tweet of a bird, in total silence, my language is heard. What am I?

By nature, I can't decide; in pairs, I take my stride. What am I?

Among numbers I stand out, in loneliness, without doubt. No pair, I'm slightly estranged, in sequence, I am arranged. What am I?

Tiny dots that follow me bring values less than one to be. What am I?

My value seems quite small indeed, but I express more, like a seed. What am I?

Nature's sequence, splendidly arranged, in petals and spirals, I am not estranged. What am I?

Whole and complete, positive or less, my value is set, more or minus. What am I?

When you subtract the light from the dark, in numbers, my essence you’ll mark. What am I?

Toward the sky, I aim to rise, in value and spirit, I never compromise. What am I?

In ratios, I’m found, by exactness, I’m bound. What am I?

Defying simple ratios, I am found, in square roots of integers not round. What am I?

A single symbol, my appearance deceives, in numbers and texts, I am perceived. What am I?

Two combines make me complete, in addition, I am sweet. What am I?

Take one from another, and see what I bring; in subtraction, my tale begins to sing. What am I?

I'm not the result of a baker's dozen minus one, but in multiplication, my journey’s begun. What am I?

Splitting things into equal parts, in division, my role starts. What am I?

In me, numbers and symbols play, finding unknowns day by day. What am I?

Not consistent, I may vary, in equations, I’m quite merry. What am I?

Amongst twins, I cannot be said, but without me, math would be dead. What am I?

I start with an E, end with an E, but usually contain just one letter. What am I?

I'm everywhere and a part of every computer. People use me to simplify their lives, though I speak in 1s and 0s. What am I?

I'm more powerful than gods, more evil than the devil, the poor have me, the rich need me, and if you eat me, you'll die. What am I?

I am the beginning of everything, the end of everywhere. I’m the beginning of eternity, the end of time and space. What am I?

What can travel around the world while staying in a corner?

I am not alive, but I can grow; I don't have lungs, but I need air; I don't have a mouth, but water kills me. What am I?

What has keys but can't open locks?