Can this be calculated with gtr?
l from line (x) = 0
Is it possible to get the zeros somehow with GTR via polyroots or something? If not, how do I solve this manually?
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Why GTR or anything else? You can almost read the zeros, as both function and derivation are given in factored form and thus the set v zero product can be applied:
set of zero product. You have a wonderful product, a product is equal to zero if one of the factors is equal to zero. You really don’t need a gtr.