In a large metro area, 78% of workers commute by driving in a car alone. A researcher randomly selects 45 workers from this area and asks how they commute to work. Then, the researcher counts how many drive in a car alone. Can "number who drive in a car alone" in this scenario be considered a binomial random variable? Select the best choice below. No; the distribution is not bell-shaped. No; the random variable is not discrete. No; there are not two possible outcomes. Yes; all conditions are met. No; there is not a fixed number of independent trials. No; the sample size is too small