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The typical isolated period of a base-isolated building is of the order of
Answer: C
That range lies well down the descending branch of a design spectrum, where the acceleration ordinate is a fraction of its peak value. It is also long enough to be several times the fixed-base period of the building, which is what makes the isolation effective.
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