Plot the precipitation graph

Draw a horizontal axis (x-axis) and a vertical axis (y-axis).

Label the horizontal axis "Months" and mark it with the names of the 12 months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.
Label the vertical axis "Precipitation (mm)".

The maximum rainfall is $307\text{ mm}$ (August). Choose a suitable scale for the vertical axis, for example, increments of $50\text{ mm}$ or $100\text{ mm}$, extending slightly beyond $307\text{ mm}$ (e.g., up to $350\text{ mm}$).

For each month, draw a vertical bar whose height corresponds to the rainfall amount for that month:

• January: $0\text{ mm}$
• February: $3\text{ mm}$
• March: $3\text{ mm}$
• April: $13\text{ mm}$
• May: $64\text{ mm}$
• June: $122\text{ mm}$
• July: $201\text{ mm}$
• August: $307\text{ mm}$
• September: $146\text{ mm}$
• October: $13\text{ mm}$
• November: $0\text{ mm}$
• December: $1\text{ mm}$

The completed graph will show bars of varying heights representing the monthly precipitation.