I have been puzzled by the following issue:

When I am using `LogLogPlot`, while the graph of the function is transformed into the corresponding logarithmic expression, the values on the `x` and `y` axes remain the same. A good example is the following, taken from the documentation:

    LogLogPlot[x^2, {x, 0.1, 10}]

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When at `x=10` the value of `x^2` at $y$ axis should be, as correctly shown `100` but at a `LogLogPlot`, with `Log[10,x]` it should be: $\text{Log} (10^2)=2 \text{Log} 10=2$. Also, at `x=10` the $x$ axis should be equivalently $\text{Log 10} =1$. But none of this is happening. 

How is it possible to tell *Mathematica* to show the logarithmic values of the function and not the original ones?
  
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