here,
L = 0.22 m
lamda = 2.07 mC /m = 0.00207 C/m
x = 0.395 m
the electric field , E = lamda /(4*pi * e0) * ( 1 /(x -L) - 1/(x))
E = 0.00207 /(4*pi * 8.85 * 10^-12) * ( 1 /(0.395 - 0.22) - 1/(0.395)) V/m
E = 5.92 * 10^7 N/C
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