\fWhen asked to find the end behavior of the graph of y = j(x) your classmate Billy-Bob incorrectly answers the question. Circle the end behavior Billy-Bob stated incorrectly. What would you tell Billy-Bob to correct his thinking about end behavior of polynomial functions so that in the future he will not make the same mistake? (3 points) Billy-Bob's Incorrect Response . Right-Side Behavior: As x increases without bounds then the values of j (x) increases without bounds. . Left-Side Behavior: As x decreases without bounds then the values of j (x) decreases without bounds