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Description
We show different forms to calculate the sound horizon scale at baryon 
drag epoch, $r_{drag}$, a physical parameter considered a cosmological 
standard ruler. This important parameter supports recent studies of the 
large-scale structure of the Universe, including the dynamics of its evolution. 
For this, one of the aims of current astronomical surveys is to know this 
parameter with high precision. Here we make explicit the way this parameter 
is calculated in the literature using cosmological parameters and assuming 
LCDM cosmological model hypotheses. Finally, we show how it can be calculated 
using data measured within a weakly cosmological-dependent approach.