With a 12 v battery, what is the voltage drop across each resistor?
in a series circuit the voltage ( divides / does not divide ) across each resistor.
the voltage across each resistor is

Call me delusional, but I can't shake the weird hunch that there's supposed to be
a drawing to go along with this question, showing the values of the resistors and
exactly how they're connected to the battery.

In a series circuit, the voltage divides across the resistors in proportion to
their resistances.  If two resistors in series are the only things connected to
your battery, then the voltage across each resistor is . . .

     (12 volts) x (the resistance of that one resistor) / (the sum of both resistors) .

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