Sketch the graphs of \(y=\left| x \right|\) and \(y=\frac{c}{x-c}\), where \(c>0\), on the same diagram, stating clearly the coordinates of any points where the curves cross the axes.[2]
Solve the equation
\(\left| x \right|=\frac{c}{x-c}\),
leaving your answer in terms of \(c\).[2]
Hence solve the inequality \(\left| x \right|>\frac{c}{\left| x \right|-c}.\)[1]
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