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Let (1，1) be the initial approximation of a solution of (x + y) sin(xy) = 1...

Let (1，1) be the initial approximation of a solution of
(x + y) sin(xy) = 1
(x - y) cos(x^2y) = 1:
Use the Newton's method to find, and report, the next two approximations of the
solution.

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