Which information is not necessary to solve this problem?
Peter bought 7 pizzas for his party. Each pizza can feed 6 people. There were 40 guests invited to his party. How many people could Peter feed with the pizzas?
A.
Peter bought 7 pizzas.
B.
Each pizza can feed 6 people.
C.
Forty guests were invited to the party.
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