Yo Everyone I'm Here Cause I Need Help Answering A Question That's On This Website Thing My Class Does In Geometry Called DeltaMath! Ok who am I kidding TMI! Sorry Y'all let's get to the question for real: What is the slope of a line parallel to the line whose equation is x+2y=10x+2y=10. Fully reduce your answer. (also what does the 10 next to my subject i chose mean.. i'm new to this and just to lazy to answer this myself honestly... don't judge me ok... XD)

The lines shown below are parallel. if the green line has a slope of -1, what is the slope of the red line

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