I don't know how to solve this fraction for n
19.6/(n^2-2n) = .16
No. What Moo was saying you need an equal sign to actually solve something. For example, n + 5 = 9 so n = 4. But if you have just n + 5, you can't solve for anything.
Are you sure you typed it up correctly?
And also, you might want to watch your language. If you're expecting help, not the best idea to insult the person helping you.
Multiply both sides by:
Divide both sides by .16:
Move everything to one side to get a quadratic:
Now solve for n using the quadratic formula:
Make sure you check your solutions to see if they actually are solutions to your original equation and are not erroneous ones or ones that will result in divisions of 0.