Discussion
If a dynamic analysis yields a base shear smaller than that from the empirical period formula, the code requires the designer to
Answer: A
Computed periods depend on modelling assumptions that may overstate the flexibility, particularly where infill stiffness has been left out, so the code sets a floor. Scaling preserves the distribution the dynamic analysis produced while restoring the total to a value the code is prepared to accept.
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