what do u see when you view newtons rings with a concave lens?

Answer 1

er ... you will see Newton's rings. The rings are at a particular point in space, where they are produced, usually between a flat glass surface and a curved glass surface (ie: the bottom surface of a lens). If you look at the rings through a concave lens you will see what you always see through a concave lens. The rings will appear to be slightly closer to you, and slightly smaller, so they will probably be harder to see. But why do you want to do this anyway?

Answer 2

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