Assignment 12

 I felt that Markdown was pretty simple on R studio as it lays out the format for you when you select the "R markdown" option. I used the existing R data set cars to get the data as well as create a plot from the data. The plot was a scatter plot that compared the distance vs the speed. However, I need to explore more of the different Markdown features in order to be more comfortable with it. 

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