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In formal logic, what is identified by the term "No"?

Necessity
Mutually Exclusive
Conclusion
Sufficient Condition

The correct answer is: Mutually Exclusive

In formal logic, the term "No" is identified as "Mutually Exclusive." This means that two or more things cannot both be true at the same time. When a statement is mutually exclusive, it indicates that the occurrence of one event excludes the possibility of the other event happening concurrently. Therefore, the correct choice is B. The other options are incorrect: A. Necessity: In formal logic, necessity refers to something that must occur or be the case. C. Conclusion: In formal logic, a conclusion is a statement reached through reasoning based on given premises. D. Sufficient Condition: In formal logic, a sufficient condition is one that guarantees the occurrence of another event.