In general, i.e., for any process, how do the flow time of a particular flow unit and the cycle time of the process compare? Flow time is always less or equal to cycle time Flow time is always less or equal to cycle time on average, but for a particular flow unit flow time can be greater than cycle time Flow time is always greater or equal to cycle time Flow time is always greater or equal to cycle time on average, but for a particular flow unit flow time can be less than cycle time Any relationship is possible Question 5 0.2 pts PlastiCraft OEM Inc. specializes in producing custom molded plastic details for a range of industries. Recently, one of their major clients significantly reduced its order quantity for a specific plastic detail. As a result, PlastiCraft faced challenges in scheduling its workers, leading to an increase in the cycle time for producing each detail. Given the circumstances, how would you expect the cost of direct labor to change if the cycle time for producing each plastic detail increases because of the worker scheduling problems stemming from the reduction in order quantity? The cost of direct labor per detail would decrease. The cost of direct labor per detail would remain unchanged. The cost of direct labor per detail would increase. Cannot be determined without knowing the magnitude of the scheduling disruption and its specific impacts on production