If two figures share a variable, read both axes before you compare. The same name can sit on different scales. Science is optional and outside the Composite. Figure first is in go to the figure.
Match the name, then the scale
Temperature in Figure 1 might be Celsius while Figure 2 is Kelvin, or one graph starts at 0 and the other at 50. Axis labels and units are in axis labels and units. Units in the choices are a second check, in units in the choices.
Right figure, right interval is in the right figure and interval.
The bottom line
Same variable, two figures: confirm the axis and the units before you compare the numbers.
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