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\[(1/r) + (r/(2-r))=-7/4\]
\(\dfrac{1}{r}+\dfrac{r}{2-r}=-\dfrac{7}{4}\) It looks like you need a common denominator.
right but it gets a little messy later and I got confused
I multiplied the entire equation through by each denominator to eliminate the fractions.
One at a time will help to reduce the confusion.
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Do the denominator calculus of the left equation. Will be: r(r - 2). After, do the normal account. Will be: \[\dfrac{-r^2-r+2}{(r-2)r}=-\dfrac{7}{4}\] Now continue the calculus doing the cross multiplying.
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