To identify complementary angles, we need to find pairs of angles that add up to 90 degrees.
From the information provided:
- Angle ∠NQO is a right angle, which means it is 90 degrees.
- Angle ∠PQO is labeled as 50 degrees.
Since ∠NQO (90 degrees) and ∠PQO (50 degrees) are not complementary (as one of them is already a right angle), we look for angles that sum to 90 degrees.
Angle ∠LQP and angle ∠PQO can be checked:
- Assume angle ∠LQP is below angle ∠PQO, since they are adjacent at point Q. The measurements of these angles would need to be considered, but if we are not provided with the degree for ∠LQP, we cannot sum it with ∠PQO.
Based on what is given: The complementary angle pair with respect to a right angle would likely be ∠MQN and ∠NQO on the premises that they are angles around point Q that must relate to the right angle and others.
Thus, the correct response would be:
∠MQN and ∠NQO