1. The problem appears to involve understanding the relationship between the numbers given: $4 = 24$, $- 6 = 4$, and $= 4 \times 6$. We need to clarify what is being asked, but since the user says "Help me with this one number 2," we focus on the second expression: $- 6 = 4$.
2. Let's interpret the expression $- 6 = 4$. This looks like an incomplete or incorrect equation. Possibly, the user means to understand the operation or relationship involving the number 6 and the number 4.
3. The third expression $= 4 \times 6$ suggests multiplication of 4 and 6, which equals 24. This matches the first expression $4 = 24$ if interpreted as $4 \times 6 = 24$.
4. Therefore, the second expression $- 6 = 4$ might be a subtraction or an equation to solve. If we consider it as $x - 6 = 4$, then we can solve for $x$.
5. Using the formula for solving linear equations:
$$x - 6 = 4$$
Add 6 to both sides:
$$x - 6 + 6 = 4 + 6$$
$$\cancel{x} - \cancel{6} + 6 = 4 + 6$$
$$x = 10$$
6. So, the solution to the equation $x - 6 = 4$ is $x = 10$.
7. Summary: The second expression likely represents the equation $x - 6 = 4$, and solving it gives $x = 10$.
Final answer: $x = 10$
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