Draw a line graph showing the maximum and minimum temperatures for a week using the provided data.

A line graph is suitable for displaying both maximum and minimum temperatures over a week, showing trends.

The horizontal axis should represent the Days of the Week. Label it "Days of the Week". Mark points for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, ensuring equal spacing.

The vertical axis should represent the Temperature in degrees Celsius. Label it "Temperature ($^\circ$C)".
The lowest temperature is $16^\circ$C and the highest is $39^\circ$C. A suitable scale would be from $0^\circ$C to $40^\circ$C, with increments of $5^\circ$C (e.g., $0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40$).

For each day, plot a point corresponding to the minimum temperature. Connect these points with a continuous line. For example, plot $( \text{Monday}, 21^\circ)$, $( \text{Tuesday}, 19^\circ)$, etc.

For each day, plot a point corresponding to the maximum temperature. Connect these points with a different continuous line (e.g., a dashed line or a different color). For example, plot $( \text{Monday}, 38^\circ)$, $( \text{Tuesday}, 30^\circ)$, etc.

Include a legend to clearly indicate which line represents the maximum temperatures and which represents the minimum temperatures. For example, "— Maximum Temperature" and "- - - Minimum Temperature".

A suitable title for the graph would be "Maximum and Minimum Temperatures in Balimo for One Week".

The graph should look like a line chart with:

• X-axis: Days of the Week (Monday to Sunday)
• Y-axis: Temperature ($^\circ$C) with a scale from $0^\circ$C to at least $40^\circ$C.
• Two distinct lines, one for minimum temperatures and one for maximum temperatures, with a legend.