I need to find three ordered pairs for this equation and know how to work to get the answer y-6x=-13

trying to learn how to solve for sets of ordered pairs all help is appreciated.
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??????????????????? "ordered pares" ????????????

yu must meen a point

y=6x-13....strate line

point1...(0,-13)

point2...(1,-7)
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