What I know is with a current source, the current through the resistor should be the same as the source. But here I have two current sources so would this affect the value? I need to work out current through each of the resistors.
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Best Answer
Since someone else has provided an answer, I shall provide a more intuitive approach.
Since the two current sources are in parallel, combine the 2A and 1A sources into one 3A source and then you have the canonical current divider circuit.
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$$I_{R1} = 3A \dfrac{R_2}{R_1 + R_2} = 3A \dfrac{6}{3 + 6} = 2A $$
etc.