Answer
58$^{\circ}$
Work Step by Step
In a parallelogram, the angles opposite from each other are of equal size and all four angles total to 360$^{\circ}$. The measure of angle M is given as 122$^{\circ}$, therefore the opposite angle, P, is also 122$^{\circ}$. This leaves 360$^{\circ}$ - 244$^{\circ}$ = 116$^{\circ}$ left between Q and N. Because Q and N are opposite from each other in the parallelogram, they have an equal size. Therefore, both angles are half of the remaining degrees, which is 58$^{\circ}$.
