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For the radians, you can remember them bye 7, 6, 5, 4, 4, 3, 3, 2 for quadrant III

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For the radians, you can remember them by, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6 for quadrant II

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For the radians, you can remember them by 6,4, 3, 2 for quadrant I

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the first point is always 30 degrees away from the x-axis

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radians: denominators that are 3 or a 6 are a 30 60 90 triangle, if the denominator is 4 it'll be a 45 45 90 triangle

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at 360 degrees the sine, tangent, and cosine are the exact same.

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I Quadrant: all values are positive
II Quadrant: only the sine value is positive
III Quadrant: only the tangent is positive
IV: Quadrant: all values are negative

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The sin and cosine of a radian is the opposite for radians in the exact opposite side of the circle. You would just change the negative/positive point

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The tangent of a radian is the opposite for radians in the exact opposite side of the circle. You would just change the negative/positive point.

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The cosine will have the same values vertically.
ex.
(-\|3/2,-1/2) and (-\|3/2,1/2)
(-\|2/2,-\|2,2) and (-\|2/2,\|2,2)

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The sine have the same values horizontally.
ex.
(-1/2, \|3/2) and (1/2, \|3/2)
(-\|2/2, \|2/2) and (\|2/2,\|2/2)