Help with AL Maths question

Show that the integral of 6+6x all over (2-x)(2+x^2) is 3ln3 and the limits are 1 and -1. I'm struggling with the bracket (2+x squared) and how i would set that to zero and use that. Some help would be appreciated!

Thank youu to the both of you I think I get it now!
It's just that I hadn't seen a question like that before

When you say "a question like that", what do you mean exactly? Presumably you've done other partial fractions questions where the denominator has 2 simple linear factors like (x + A)(x + B), so is it just the presence of a quadratic factor that doesn't factorise that's confusing you? Any decent textbook or website that covers partial fractions should have a few examples of this