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When two elements A and B are always together in Formal Logic, how is this relationship expressed?

  1. ALWAYS AB

  2. Necessity AB

  3. Connection AB

  4. Group AB

The correct answer is: ALWAYS AB

In Formal Logic, when two elements A and B are always together, this relationship is expressed as "ALWAYS AB." This term indicates that A and B must always be together, suggesting a strong link or connection between the two elements. This expression highlights the necessity of the presence of both A and B together in any given context.

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