<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As an archivist tasked with the preservation and organization of historical documents, imagine you've come across an intriguing reference to a cubic graph within a mathematician's personal papers. The graph is specified using LCF notation with a sequence of [3, -3] that records the structure of this historical graph. It is noted that this particular graph consists of 10 vertices, with the LCF sequence repeating precisely 5 times to complete the form of the graph. 

Your objective is to encapsulate this graph visually, using NetworkX, as part of an effort to digitize and catalog the mathematician's work for educational and research purposes. Could you please proceed to construct and render an image of this cubic graph as described by the mathematician? Your expertise will allow future researchers to analyze this structure within our digital archive system. 

Note: If the representation of this graph were to be saved as a file, such as a GML file for easier distribution and reference, please ensure to reflect upon this format and the chosen file name in your documentation.
### Response:
import networkx as nx

# Use LCF notation to create a graph
# Here, [3, -3] is the LCF notation, 10 is the number of nodes,
# and 5 is the number of repeats of the LCF sequence
G = nx.lcf_graph(10, [3, -3], 5)

# Draw the graph
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
nx.draw(G, with_labels=True)
plt.show()
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