According to the data in the table, in 2007 India's food supply could provide each citizen with approximately 858,480 kcal/year. (Note that the total in the column labeled "Food Supply" is greater than the sum of the values above it. This is because the total includes food categoriessuch as nuts, eggs, and sweetenersthat are not listed in the table.) Given the data in the table, why aren't all of India's citizens sufficiently nourished? The information in the table does not reflect agricultural exports, so the actual amount of food available to citizens of India is much lower than indicated. People in India require much more energy than the typical 730,000 kcal/year. The information in the table does not account for a serious drought, which damaged India's agricultural productivity in 2007. The information in the table describes how much food is available to the entire country. Some people are able to obtain more of that food than others