Integrate 1/(t^2(t-1))dt question

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I've stared at this problem for about 5 minutes and I'm not sure how to start it. I see the function and its derivative, but I'm missing something I suspect is simple. Any suggestions as to how to start?
 
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Try partial fractions.
 
Thanks for the reply. I just realized that as well... Thanks!
 

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