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Copper Nitrate and Zinc - Moles of Copper Preciptate

If you react 1 mole of zinc with a copper (II) nitrate solution, how many moles of copper preciptate do you have?

I assume this is "1", but I'm confused about if I need to know the number of moles of the copper (II) nitrate solution or not?

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