Use the bottom source V3 to fix the common terminal voltage. The upper branch current is (V1−V3)/(−j) and the middle current is (V2−V3)/j.
KCL gives the indicated bottom current as the negative of their sum: i=−j(V1−V2). Since V1−V2=150+j86.6025, i=86.6025−j150.
Its magnitude and angle are **173.205 A and −60°, A**.
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