I want to calculate the integral
$$\int_C {{z^2-2z}\over{(z+1)^2(z^2+4)}}dz$$, where $C=\{z:|z|=4\}$
I want to use the Residue theorem to tackle this integral. Now, $f(z)$ has a pole of degree 2 at $z=-1$, and then zeros at $2i, -2i .$
Now, I take the $Res(f, -1)$, and get $-14\over25$ by using $H'(z)/1!$, and then $Res(f,2i)={{7+i}\over 25}$, and $Res(f,-2i)={{7-i}\over 25}$.
For the final answer, I know that I have to add the residue together and multiply with $2\pi$ to get the value of the integral, but which residue do I choose, and does $|z|=4$ play any role in this final answer?
Thanks for any input.