For ϕ=−Ω, p1=m(x˙1−RΩsinΩt) and p2=m(y˙1+RΩcosΩt). The equations are x¨1+ω2x1=RΩ2cosΩt, y¨1+ω2y1=RΩ2sinΩt. For Ω=ω,At resonance the forced terms are Rωtsinωt/2 and −Rωtcosωt/2. Constants depend on the marble's initial position and velocity. A general cup orientation is obtained by multiplying the vector solution by R(−αt); the physical inertial solution is unchanged by relabeling the cup axes. Resonant growth eventually invalidates the small-horizontal-motion/neglected-vertical-speed approximation.
x1=Acosωt+Bsinωt+ω2−Ω2RΩ2cosΩt,y1=Ccosωt+Dsinωt+ω2−Ω2RΩ2sinΩt.
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