Calculate the unloaded output voltage taken across one

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A voltage divider consists of two 56kohms resistors and a 15V source. Calculate the unloaded output voltage taken across one of the 56kohm resistors. What will the output voltage be if a load resistor of 1.0Mohms is connected across the output?

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