Find the two signs to be interchanged for making the following equation correct:
$$2+10\times 12-4÷24=8$$

Let's test Option D, which recommends interchanging the division ($÷$) and subtraction ($-$) signs.
Rewriting the expression with the swapped operators:

$$2+10\times 12÷4-24=8$$

Now, evaluate using the BODMAS rule:

1. Division: $12÷4=3$

$$2+10\times 3-24=8$$

2. Multiplication: $10\times 3=30$

$$2+30-24=8$$

3. Addition: $2+30=32$

$$32-24=8$$

4. Subtraction: $32-24=8$

$$8=8(\text{Balanced})$$

Therefore, interchanging $÷$ and $-$ yields a valid statement.