Where Did the R's Come From in the Transport Phenomenon Problem?

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i got this from my notws and i just can't seem to figure out how the second step is obtained? can someone explain to me where the where r's in the numerator came from on the second line when dividing by the volume of the shell?
 

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That is the original r from the previous equation.
 

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