Find diode current value for a circuit
Nope. Sorry. 

Start by assuming that D1 is simply not there. Then the current in the two resistors will be identical, and the voltage at A will be (about) 3 volts. You can calculate the exact number, but it's accurate to within about 0.2 volt. Certainly it's greater than 2 volts.

When you connect D1, it must be reverse-biased, so no current will flow, and the voltage at A will be unchanged.