Understanding the concepts on Degrees of Freedom
Modal property (L)=Φn.m.l
where l=Influence vector (assuming 100% utilization of seismic force)
For the 1st mode=
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n=1
L1=4.121M
Modal participation factor Γ =L/M
For the 1st mode Γ=L1/M1
n=1
Γ1=4.121m/3.861m
Γ1=1.067
Γ2=-0.335
Γ3=0.177
Γ4=-0.098
Γ5=0.045
Effective modal mass (M*)=Ln2/Mn
for the 1st mode M*1=L12/M1
n=1
M*1=(4.121)2/3.861
M*1=4.398M
Similarly, M*2=0.436M
M*3=0.121m
M*4=0.038m
M*5=0.008m
modal mass capacity ratio = M*n/Mj
where mj=total mass of the building = m+m+m+m+m=5m
modal mass participation ratio of 1st mode (n=1) = 4.398m/5m=0.88
similarly, 2nd mode (n=2)=0.09
3rd mode (n=3)=0.02
4th mode (n=4)=0.01
5th mode (n=5)=0.002
adding 1st two mode mass participation ratios, we get 0.88+0.09=0.97
To achieve minimum 90% of modal mass participation ratio 1st two modes are enough.
Base shear (Vb) = M*n.An
for 1st mode Vb1=4.398mx0.27g
n=1
Vb1 = 1.187mg
similarly Vb2 = 0.327mg
Vb3 = 0.126mg
Vb4 = 0.039mg
Vb5 = 0.008mg
average base shear is calculated by the method of square root of square.
√[(Vb1)2+(Vb2)2+(Vb3)2+(Vb4)2+(Vb5)2]
Vb = 1.15mg