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    "Raios cubicos" is incorrect. Raios means rays, as in rays of sunlight. The correct term in Portuguese is "raizes cubicas".
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    Quote Originally Posted by tailfins View Post
    "Raios cubicos" is incorrect. Raios means rays, as in rays of sunlight. The correct term in Portuguese is "raizes cubicas".

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