A student submits the following work on reference frames and centripetal force, but she has made a few mistakes. Select all sentences that contain mistakes. All non-inertial reference frames exhibit “fictitious forces.” One of these fictitious forces is the centripetal force. For example, consider a car moving in a straight line. When the car turns to the right, the passengers experience a “force” to the right. However, there is no actual force applied. The passenger is merely continuing in a straight direction. When the car is turning, the reference frame of the car is an inertial reference frame. Hence, the passenger experiences this fictitious force, even though there is no actual force there.