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不能不 (bùnéng bù) is used to express that something is necessary or unavoidable. It is usually used in the form of a statement, and is often used to express a sense of obligation or necessity. For example, 他不能不去 (tā bùnéng bù qù) meaning "He has to go".
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不能不 (bùnéng bù) literally means "cannot not" and is used to indicate that something is unavoidable or inevitable. It is often used to express a strong sense of obligation or duty, as well as a lack of choice or control over a situation.
必须 (bìxū), on the other hand, means "must" or "have to" and is used to indicate a requirement or necessity. It can also express a strong sense of obligation, but it does not necessarily imply a lack of choice or control.
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