What is the main difference in the contemporary (zero defects) view of the total cost of quality as compared to the traditional view of the total cost of quality? Question 17 options: In the contemporary (zero defects) view as defect rate decreases, the prevention cost decreases or holds steady, where as in the traditional view as the defect rate decreases, the prevention cost increases. In the contemporary (zero defects) view as defect rate increases, the failure cost decreases, where as in the traditional view as the defect rate increases, the failure cost increases. In the contemporary (zero defects) view as defect rate increases, the failure cost increases, where as in the traditional view as the defect rate increases, the failure cost decreases. In the contemporary (zero defects) view as defect rate increases, the appraisal cost decreases or holds steady, where as in the traditional view as the defect rate increases, the appraisal cost also increases