Ill mark brainliestwhich are points on the graph of y = 1.5 + ⌈x⌉? check all that apply. a (–4.5, –2.5) b (–1.5, 0) c (–0.8, 0.5) d (1.3, 3.5) e(4.5, 6) d (7.9, 9.5)

Eis the only point that lies on the graph of this equation.  a way to find out if points are on the graph of a line is to input them into the function. if the function is something that makes sense (like 10=10, unlike something like 3=25), then those points are on the graph of the line. so, that means that we need to input the values of x and y into the equation to check if they are true, remembering that coordinate points are written in the form (x,y).  imputing the first pair of points into the function, we get that -2.5=6. since that is definitely not true, that means that the first pair of points doesn't work.moving on to the second pair, after calculating, we get that 0=3. since that is definitely untrue, the second pair of points doesn't work either. for the third pair of points, one gets 0.5=2.3, for the fourth we get 3.5=2.8, for the fifth we get 6=6, and for the final one we get that 9.4=9.5. since the only one that is true is e, that means that is the only point that lies on the graph of this equation. 

I'm sure the answer is a