The scores achieved by three different teams over four seasons

The bar chart illustrates the performance of three teams—A, B, and C—in terms of points scored across four consecutive seasons from 2002 to 2005.

Overall, it is evident that Team B was the dominant force throughout the period, despite experiencing a decline in its scores. In contrast, Teams A and C maintained much lower point totals, with Team A showing a notable peak in 2004.

In 2002, Team B achieved its highest score of 82 points, dwarfing the 5 points of Team A and 10 points of Team C. By 2003, Team B’s performance dropped to 60 points, while Team A and Team C saw modest increases to 11 and 15 points respectively. The year 2004 marked a significant shift; Team B continued its downward trend to 43 points, whereas Team A experienced a substantial surge, reaching a peak of 35 points. Meanwhile, Team C’s score dipped slightly to 12 points.

In the final year, 2005, Team B recovered to 55 points. Conversely, Team A’s score plummeted to 8 points, and Team C reached its lowest point of the period with only 5 points.