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There are infinitely many answers.
Let A be any number greater than or equal to sqrt(10). There are infinitely many choices for A.
Then let B = 10/A.
A*B = A*(10/A) = 10. Every time.
This also applies to all values of A that are less than or equal to -sqrt(10). In this case both A and B will be negative.
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