Here i have another problem i need help with:
A voltage divider consists of two 56k resistors and a 15V source. Calculate the unloaded output voltage taken across one of the 56k resistors. What will the output voltage be if a load resistor of 1M is connected across the output?
First i drew a schematic:

And i figured out that if there are two same value resistors, the voltage across one of resistors will be 15V/2=7.5V

But i don't really understand what they mean about a load resistor of 1M connected across output?
Will it look like this?:

 

Your answer to the first part is correct.

As for the second part, typically, we draw the load (1MΩ resistor) to actually begin from the wire that stands out (the Vout terminal) and end after the last resistance. But what you did is correct too, electricaly.

Combine the two parallel resistors and find the new value of Vout.