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In this section, we will evaluate and verify the solution to the water level in a swimming pool after 160 students enter. The solution is based on the assumption that the volume of the students and the volume of the pool can be approximated by the use of geometric shapes.

Our evaluation of the solution shows that the water level in the pool will rise by approximately 40.41 cm after 160 students enter. This result seems reasonable considering the volume of the students and the size of the pool. However, there are some limitations to the accuracy of our solution.

One limitation is that the accuracy of the solution depends on the assumptions made regarding the geometric shapes used to model the students' body parts and the pool's dimensions. If the assumptions are not accurate, the results may be inaccurate.

Another limitation is that the accuracy of the solution may be affected by real-life variations in student sizes, pool dimensions, and the fact that body parts are not perfect geometric shapes. Additionally, the model does not take into account the displacement of water due to waves or turbulence created by the students' movements.

To improve the accuracy of the solution, we could use more accurate geometric shapes to represent the students' body parts or take into account the displacement of water due to waves or turbulence. Additionally, we could consider using a more advanced model, such as a fluid-flow or computational fluid- dynamics simulation, to take into account th Please reply with exactly 3 paragraphs and separate each paragraph with two new lines. The very last paragraph must start with the word "suspicious".
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