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Based on the quadrant they're located in, the coordinates may receive a negative or positive sign next to them.

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For the degrees 120 and 240 radians numerators just add 1. For example: 2 pie/3 add 1 to the numerator making it into 3pie/4

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A trig value never has a radical(square root) on it's denominator

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All the radians numerators for the second quadrant are pie.

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Every radian with a denominator of 4 is a 45 degree angle .

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One circle is made up of 2 pie or 360 degrees

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Radians always have pi as part of their numerator.

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The degrees are always added by 30,15,15,30(and it repeats).

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Except the extended points, the coordinates are the only ones that utilize the radical.

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depending on the coordinate plane, values for x and y could be negative and positive

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The denominators of the radians go by 6,4,3.

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1. The axis's values only consist of 1 and 0, with the value sign (+ or -) and order varying.

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Besides the extended points, all trig-value-coordinates have a denominator of 2.