What happens if a swimmer interferes with another swimmer after finishing their lap?

Nothing, it's allowed

They will be disqualified

They receive a warning

Only the other swimmer is penalized

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B. They will be disqualified

The correct answer is 'They will be disqualified'. Interfering with others after finishing is against the rules and leads to disqualification.

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