what would be the slope of this equation in parrallel and perpendicular

2x-5y=13  need the slope in parralel form and perpendicular
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2x - 5y = 13

-5y = -2x + 13

y = (2/5)x - 13/5

The slope of this line and any lines parallel to this line is 2/5.

Perpendicular slope is just turning over the slope and changing whatever + or - sign is out front.

Perpendicular slope is -5/2.
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