let from left to right to downward be positive direction.
I1R1-I2R2-E1=0.
I2R2+I3R3+E2=0.
I1+I2=I3.
plug R1=15 R=20 R3=30 E1=9 and E2=12 in .
we have I1 = 0.156
I2=-0.33
I3=-0.178
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