When the response variable is a quantitative variable, what is the difference between two treatment means in

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When the response variable is a quantitative variable, what is the difference between two treatment means in a three-factor completely randomized experiment when

(a) none of the factors interact?

(b) all of the interactions are present?

(c) only the two-way interactions are present?

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