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The discussion centers around the use of the Serway Physics for Scientists and Engineers 6th edition textbook and its associated interactive tool, PhysicsNow. The original poster notes that they found an unused code for PhysicsNow but discovered that the service appears to no longer exist. Participants in the thread confirm that PhysicsNow has been replaced by CengageNOW, which is linked to the newer editions of the Serway textbooks, specifically the Serway/Faughn College Physics 7th edition. The conversation highlights the transition from PhysicsNow to CengageNOW and provides links to the current resources available for students using the latest editions of the textbook.
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I used Serway Physics for Scientists and Engineers 6th edition for my undergrad degree. We used PhysicsNow, an integrated interactive tool with the Serway textbook. I found a copy that has an un-used code for PhysicsNow, but it looks like PhysicsNow no longer exists. Anyone here familiar with PhysicsNow? Is it still around but maybe a different name? Do the new Serway books come with some other tool now?
 
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