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Solve the following equations using the Newton-Raphason method. ( using matlab) x^2+x*y^2 = 9 ?3x^2 *...

Solve the following equations using the Newton-Raphason method. ( using matlab)

x^2+x*y^2 = 9

?3x^2 * y - y^3 = 4   

?initial estimation of (x,y) = (1.2, 2.5)

?please help.. using matlab and matlab code

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