Many problems rely on a figure which is not given?

[MurrayC7]

Thanks to your nice work as a comprehensive physics benchmark!

I found many problems rely on a figure to solve. However, 1. the figure is not given, 2. if the benchmark is for purely evaluating language model, these problems may be invalid.

Example:

{"index": 1007, "domain": "Modern Physics", "subject": "Atomic Physics", "topic": "Experimental Methods and Particle Beams", "problem": "Considering a decay scheme diagram of a radioactive element as shown in Figure 4.13, design an experiment that primarily uses a high-precision beta spectrometer to measure the energy spectra of $\\beta_{1}$ and $\\beta_{2}$, and obtain $E_{1 \\text{ max }}$ and $E_{2 \\text{ max }}$.", "solution": "An experiment for precisely measuring the aforementioned decay scheme is to use a high-precision beta spectrometer to measure the energy spectra of $\\beta_{1}$ and $\\beta_{2}$, obtaining $E_{1 \\text{ max }}$ and $E_{2 \\text{ max }}$.", "answers": "\\boxed{E_{1 \\text{ max }}, E_{2 \\text{ max }}}", "answer_type": "EX", "unit": "None, None", "is_multiple_answer": true, "language": "EN", "level": "Practical Application"}