The Bar Chart Shows the Scores of Teams a, B, and C Over Four Different Seasons. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided column chart illustrates the

points

obtained by

Teams

A,

B

, and

C

across four distinct seasons. Notably,

Team

B

outperformed the others consistently, securing the highest scores from 2002 to 2005.

Conversely

, the lowest score shifted from

Team

A in 2002 to

Team

C

in 2004. Commencing with the year 2002,

Team

B

achieved 82

points

,

while

Teams

C

and A lagged behind with 10 and 5

points

, respectively.

This

trend persisted in 2003, with

Team

B

experiencing a 20-point decrease,

while

Teams

A and

C

saw increases of 6 and 5

points

, respectively. In 2004, there was a notable shift as

Team

C

replaced

Team

A with the lowest scores.

Team

B

witnessed a decline to its lowest score of 43

points

,

while

Team

C

also

experienced a decrease to 12

points

.

Conversely

,

Team

A demonstrated a significant improvement, nearly tripling its score to 35

points

.

Additionally

, in 2005,

Team

B

's scores rose to 55

points

,

while

Teams

A and

C

witnessed declines of 8 and 5

points

, respectively.