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This is how you use MarkDown.

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This is a mardown document

When I just type some text, everything is fine.

You can type as much as you like.

How do I make minor (paragraph-like) headings?

Like that

How do I make annotations?

If you want to be bold or if you want to be a little slanty then that's fine.

Indeed, you can even be a little bit cross if you feel like it.

Do three stars do anything? Okay, that's emphatic.

Question One

It is simply text until you want to do math.

Now, if you want the polynomial x2+3x+5x3x^2 + 3x + 5x^3 then you just type that part in LaTeX.

Question Two

You can make it complicated, like ∫ab(f2(x)−g2(x))  dx \int_a^b (f^2(x)-g^2(x)) \; dx

Or even, very complicated:

∫ab(f2(x)−g2(x))  dx2∫abf(x)−g(x)  dx=y‾\frac{\int_a^b (f^2(x)-g^2(x)) \; dx}{2 \int_a^b f(x)-g(x) \; dx} = \overline{y}

Fractions are good 317\frac{3}{17}, or 3/17 is okay.

Final Answer: 42$\pm \epsilon$

Question Three

How to write the Greek Alphabet.

  1. Alpha

  2. Beta

  3. Gamma

  4. Delta

  5. Epsilon

  6. Zeta

  7. Eta

  8. Theta

Oh no! I forgot some letters.