Mesh Current Analysis for Determining I1, I2, and I1 + I2 in a Network

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Use mesh-current analysis to determine currents I1, I2 and I1 + I2 for the network shown.My calculation so far:

Mesh A: v1+v2=12∠00
Mesh B: -v2+v3=-10∠00

v1=i1RA=(47Ω)iA
v2=iAR2=R2(iA-iB)=(j100Ω)(iA-iB)
v3=iBR3=(-75j)iB

Mesh A: (47Ω)iA+(j100Ω)(iA-iB)=12∠00
Mesh B: -(j100Ω)(iA-iB)+(-75j)iB=-10∠00

I'm stuck
 

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Have you tried distributing j100 Ohm and -j100 Ohm and then combining like terms?