The microtubules, which together produce cylindrical structures such as flagella and cilia, are arranged in a 9+2 pattern.
The 9+2 configuration is made by 9 fused pairings of microtubules on the outside forming a cylinder and two unfused microtubules in the center of these 9 pairs.
The molecular motors here are the dynein arms, which are shown coupled to the microtubules.