Engineering AC circuit-exercise with capacitors-inductors

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The discussion revolves around a user seeking help with an AC circuit exercise involving capacitors and inductors. They express uncertainty about their approach and the correctness of their calculations. A suggestion is made to convert all components into equivalent impedance first. This method would allow for the determination of the current flowing into R2 using current division principles. The user is looking for guidance to clarify their understanding and solve the problem accurately.
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So i started studying about AC circuits and i tried solving an exercise.The problem is that not only i am stuck,but also i am not even sure that what i have done so far is right and follows the right logic.So some quidance on this would be appreciated.

Here is the problem http://prntscr.com/3dwzdt

and down there is my attempt for this.

Thanks in advance for your help
 

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Try and convert all of it into an equivalent impedance first. Using this, you can find the current flowing into R2 by means of current division.
 

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