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Show that if a>b, then b^-1>a^-1, provided that a and b have the same sign. What happens if a>0 and b<0? Prove it in a proof.
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Start from a>b. What happens if you divide both sides of the inequality by (ab)? (Notice that ab>0 since a and b have the same sign).
Same idea is a>0 and b<0 but you'll see a different result, since dividing by a negative means the inequality flips.
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