A teacher makes a repeating pattern using two squares,one triangle and one circle in that order how many squares, triangles and circles are needed for 8 complete repetitions show working

The pattern is: two squares, one triangle, and one circle.
Number of squares per repetition = 2
Number of triangles per repetition = 1
Number of circles per repetition = 1

Total squares = Number of squares per repetition $\times$ Number of repetitions
Total squares = $2 \times 8 = 16$

Total triangles = Number of triangles per repetition $\times$ Number of repetitions
Total triangles = $1 \times 8 = 8$

Total circles = Number of circles per repetition $\times$ Number of repetitions
Total circles = $1 \times 8 = 8$

For 8 complete repetitions:
Squares: 16
Triangles: 8
Circles: 8