Topic about masses (modern physics)

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Homework Statement


If a system is composed of n particles that are freely moving is M(system)=M(total masses of particles)(sum)


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of course no , but these particles isn't photons or electrons my doctor didnt exacly told me what are they so how can i proove the answer is no PLEASE GIVE ME HINTS
 
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this is the question >>
 
If you think the answer is no, then you can pick whatever particle type you want and answer to show the statement is wrong. You just want a counterexample. Photons are a good choice.
 
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thank you, you really helped me how to think about the problem...