How can I solve this equation using the Fisher Information?

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Can someone explain to me this equation I stuck with. I can't get the right part of it.
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r is a function or what?
 
ohh yes the main part...sry
f(X;r) is a likelihood function of sample X given known value r.
r with dot above is unbiased estimator of r

I think f is likelihood function of data set given value r.
 
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r' is probably not a function of r.
 
Thx to all who have tried to help me with this.-)
I solved this equation.
I found the answer on the Fisher Information proving topic.