🔵 Gauss's Law — sweep the Gaussian surface through a charged sphere

Only the charge INSIDE the surface counts. Watch the plotted curve trace itself as you sweep r: linear inside a solid sphere, inverse-square outside, and flat zero in a shell.
Step 1 — a charged sphere. Decide first: is the charge spread through it, or only on its skin?
r = 6.0 · qenc = 5.00 µC
E = 1.2×10⁵ N/C · at the surface
solid: E ∝ r inside, 1/r² outside
shell: E = 0 inside — exactly, not approximately