Why resistors in series have different voltage (but same current)?

Why do resistors in series have different voltage? Why does this voltage split in the same ratio as the resistance? Why does the current stay the same?

We answer all these questions by looking at the transients.
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how is this not the first thing taught in electronics courses.

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this topic was eating my brain away . it wouldn't be difficult if i accepted the knowledge of V=IR as told by my teacers, but the problem arrised when i question why in series and parallel resistors things haapen as they . you cleared my concept of series . can i pls get a parallel concept too. your video was the best

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[Grecks]

I had to figure this out all by myself, because no one is ever talking about this fundamental stuff in the typical electronics courses, they might not even know or care about it. But this stuff is crucial to get a _real_ understanding of why things are the way they are usually described. I figured that we have a highly dynamic situation here on a physical level and that there must be some setup and some equilibrium state, and mostly we only care about the equilibrium state (that what you call the steady state). But it is the way this equilibrium state comes about, when and how and for what reasons the initial dynamic situation settles, that makes all the difference. Thanks for confirming.