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[" The first derivative of the function "cos^(-1)(sin sqrt((1+x)/(2)))+x^(x)" with respect to "x" at "x=1" is "],[[" 1) "(3)/(4)," 2) "0," 3) "(1)/(2)," 4) "-(1)/(2)]]

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