Question

which three criteria do binomial experiments meet?
there are only two trials.
the trials are independent.
there are only two outcomes per trial.
each outcome is repeatable.
the probability of success is the same for each trial.

Explanation:

Binomial experiments have independent trials, two - outcome per trial (success/failure), and constant success - probability per trial. The number of trials is not limited to two, and repeatability of outcomes is not a defining criterion.

Answer:

• The trials are independent.
• There are only two outcomes per trial.
• The probability of success is the same for each trial.