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The linear mass density (i.e. Mass per unit length) of a rod of length `L` is given by `rho=rho_(0)(x)/(L)`, where `rho_(0)` is constant and `x` is the distance from one end `A`. Find the `M.I.` about an axis passing through `A` and perpendicular to length of rod. Express your answer in terms of mass of rod `M` and length `L`.

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