A survey is given to 50 people to determine if they prefer white or brown rice at a local Chinese restaurant. Given the following reasons, determine which fulfils one of the requirements for a binomial distribution. (1 point) The study has a finite number of trials. The study is conducted randomly. The survey focuses on food only from one restaurant. The study is conducted locally.

The survey focuses on food only from one restaurant. This requirement helps to ensure that the preferences for rice are based on a specific context, making the data collection more relevant and reducing variability that could arise from different dining experiences elsewhere. The study is conducted randomly. Randomness in selecting participants helps eliminate bias, ensuring that the sample more accurately represents the broader population's preferences, thereby fulfilling the criteria for a fair binomial distribution.