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Two resistors 17.0 Ω and 7.1 Ω are connected

in parallel across a 6.00 V battery.
a) Find the potential diﬀerence across each
resistor. can someone please give me the answer to this?

Ah, yes, since they are in parallel, the 6 volt potential appears across each of them.

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