The accurate conversion of the logarithmic expression to its exponential form is as follows:
- \(\log_{10}(23) \neq 10^{23}\)
- \(\log_{10}(10^{23}) = 23\) (this means that when the base is 10 and the argument is \(10^{23}\), the logarithm equals 23)
- \(\log_{10}(10^{-23}) = -23\) (the logarithm of \(10^{-23}\) in base 10 gives -23)
- \(\log_{10}(23) \neq 10^{-23}\)
So the correct responses based on the logarithm property would be:
- \(\log_{10}(10^{23}) = 23\) (Correct)
- \(\log_{10}(10^{-23}) = -23\) (Correct)
The other statements are not correct. If you meant to refer to \(\log_{10}(23)\), it would not equal \(10^{23}\) or \(10^{-23}\).