Please help me with these maths questions: Find 2 integers such that:?

make one positive and the other negative, like 5 and -4

(sum =1,product =-20)

same for the next one 5 and -4

(5 - -4=9 > 5+-4 =1

divide two negative integers

-2 and -1 (quotient =2, sum =-3)

same as the first one, one positive other negative

4 and -3 (-4/3 > -12)

I will 1st of all state the four insinuated a b>ab...eq1 a-b>a b...eq2 a/b>ab..eq3 a/b>a b...eq4 from eq2 by simplifying u see that 0>b then by dividing eq1 by equ3 u will have that b^2 b-1>0 i.e a quadratic therefore through the knowledge that 0>b then we know that the quadratic ans should be (-1-squareroot of 5)/2 and finally u can reverse the variables to see that a=(the squareroot of 5 minus 1)/2

any pair in which one number is +ve, other is -ve.