x=0x=L\lambda =\lambda _(0)((x)/(L))^(2)\lambda _(0)x-axis from x=0 to x=L, and carries a line charge density \lambda =\lambda _(0)((x)/(L))^(2), where \lambda _(0) is a constant.Part A Find the electric field at the position
x=-L. Express your answer in terms of the variables
\lambda _(0),L;k, and unit vector
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