Find all pairs (A, B) of distinct nonzero integers with A ≠ -1 and B ≠ -1 such that (1 + 1/A) is a nonzero integer multiple of (1 + 1/B).
Prove that there are no others.
Note: (1 + 1/A) is can be a negative as well as positive integer multiple of (1 + 1/B). So, equations like: (1 + 1/A) = -2(1 + 1/B) or, (1 + 1/A) = (1 + 1/B) are permissible. Remember, A and B must be distinct.
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