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List<Customer> customers = _context.Customers.Where(x => x.Age > 30).ToList();

Why do I need the lambda x => x. bit?
If lambda is shorthand for something, what is the longhand version of the same query? Why does the query syntax exist in a way that I need that bit?

A: You need the lambda because that is what the language and framework dictate. Lambdas in this case aren't the short form, but rather the true form.
If something were to be considered the alternative or long form, it would be query syntax.
var customers = (
  from cust 
  in _context.Customers 
  where cust.Age > 30
).ToList()

This gets translated by the compiler into
var customers = _context.Customers.Where(x => x.Age > 30).ToList();

To address something you hint at, Where expects a Func<T, bool>. If you were to leave off the x => x. and tried to do this:
var customers = _context.Customers.Where(Age > 30).ToList();

You'd get a compiler error as this is not valid syntax, refers to a property not in scope and ultimately passes an expression whose best possible type would be bool and not Func<T, bool>
A lambda and a function can be interchangeable. In this case the function needs to accept Customer and return bool. For example you can have a function OlderThan30:
public static bool OlderThan30(Customer c)
{
   return c.Age > 30;
} 

var customers = _context.Customers.Where(x => OlderThan30(x)).ToList();
// or even shorter with a Method Group 
var customers = _context.Customers.Where(OlderThan30).ToList();

The function could even take other arguments:
public static bool IsOlderThan(Customer c, int age)
{
   return c.Age > age;
} 

var customers = _context.Customers.Where(x => IsOlderThan(x, 30)).ToList();
// note method group syntax not valid here

When using Linq2Sql, Entity Framework or other ORMs the Where method accepts both a Func<T, bool> and an Expression<Func<T, bool>>. Expressions and lambdas look the same. The compiler will chose the correct one depending on whether you are working with an IQueryable<T> or an IEnumerable<T>. For Linq2Sql/EF it will be the former.
Please note that in both cases (for these examples) the lambda will work properly; the Func will be executed in memory and the Expression will be translated to SQL. The function version however will not be translatable to SQL and will either raise an exception or will be performed entirely in memory (depending on the ORM)

A: You don't need a lambda. What you need is Func<T, bool> for linq2objects and Expression<Func<T, bool>> for linq2sql. For linq2objects you can make a fuction
public static bool IsAgeOK(Customer x)
{
    return x.Age > 30;
}

and then you can write
List<Customer> customers = _context.Customers.Where(IsAgeOK).ToList();

but you can not do the same for linq2sql. Functions are not automatically converted to expressions, lambdas are. You can construct the expression tree manually on your own, but it is much more work.
What you were originally trying to do was something like
public static bool IsAgeOK(Customer?)
{
    return Age > 30;
}

which could be possible in theory, but it is not consistent with C# syntax, C# simply does not support this.
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