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.............. does not experience any change in tidal level.
Answer: C
The answer is the Amphidromic point.
In each ocean basin the tide wave rotates around points where the tidal range is zero, called amphidromic points. Co-tidal lines (joining places with high tide at the same time) radiate out from them like spokes, and co-range lines (joining places with equal tidal range) form circles around them, with the range increasing away from the point.
A co-range line has a constant tidal range, not zero range, and a co-tidal line marks equal timing of high water. Average tide level is a reference datum, not a place that experiences no tidal change.
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