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# Introduction to Markdown Activity
## Math 310
Hello! My name is Monica Capula and I am learning Markdown. So far I thinks it's interestingly  useful. 
I have learned how to make text **bold** or *italic*. 
My prior relevant experience with using computers consists of the following things:
* Using google docs and microsoft
* Little usage of python from other classes
* Doing latex coding, along with other types

I am still learning about graph theory, but I know some basic definitions:

**Definition:** The *order* of a graph G is the cardinality of its vertex set, and the size of a graph is the cardinality of its edge set. 



So far, all of the graphs I've learned about are *simple*, which means they have no loops, and any pair of verices have at most one edge between them.

I also know that the Franklin Graph has order 48 and size 12.

Below, please find two different diagrams for the. Franklin Graph. I drew both diagrams by adding the image to the notebook. The best way I found was dragging the image to the coding. 

![](https://i.imgur.com/RrGPr6E.png)

![](https://i.imgur.com/G5l9hU1.png)




One more thing to help Dr. Penland: On a scale of 1 (trivially easy) to 10 (brutally difficult), I found this assignment to be a 5. All told, it took me about an hour to complete. 