Need help finding equation of a plane

[sk_88]

Homework Statement

Hi,

So my question is:

Find the equation of the plane which contains the point (0,1,3) and the line:

(x,y,z) = (-1,0,-2) + t(1,-3,-1)

It has to be in the form Ax+By+Cx=D. D has to be positive

Homework Equations

see above

The Attempt at a Solution

the only thing I know right now is that the plane has the direction vector of (1,-3,-1) because this plane is parallel to the line. And that could possibly be vital to finding the solution. But I have absolutely no idea where to go from there. So I hope you guys can help me out with this, thanks!

 

[Pere Callahan]

You know one direction vector, that is right.
This alone however is not enough to specify the plane you're lookng for.

What do you need to uniquely specify a plane?

For a line for example, two points would do.

 

[rootX]

See Pere Callahan's Post.
Addition:
1) Don't go straight for Ax+By+Cz+D = 0
2) hint: you need to know what's the vector equation of a plane