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Transcribed Image Text:9. Using the base shear (V) from Question 8, distribute the
seismic forces across the four stories. The story heights are:
F4h
F3h
112 kips
225 kips
337 kips
F2h
450 kips
F1h->
V
*11.5'f ₤11.5'f
₤13.17 ₤11.5'
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