<u>Any time the coin is on the table:</u> -- gravity acting downwards -- normal force of the table, acting upwards
<u>Any time the coin is moving:</u> -- friction force, on the coin's underside -- air resistance Both of these act opposite to the direction of the coin's motion.
<u>During the flick, while your finger is still touching the coin:</u> -- the flicking force, a push exerted by your finger The force ends as soon as the coin leaves contact with your finger.
supply it with more energy. one way to do is to produce vibrations in the same frequency as the wave. This would cause resonance leading to higher amplitude