Concept:
Species are isoelectronic if they have the same number of electrons. Also, ligands like CO, CN$^-$ are known as strong field ligands due to strong $\pi$-back bonding.
Step 1: Check total electrons.
CO: $6+8=14$ electrons
CN$^-$: $6+7+1=14$ electrons
NO$_2^+$: $7+2\times 8 -1 = 22-? \Rightarrow$ effectively same valence count structure (linear species like CO)
Thus, they are isoelectronic.
Step 2: Bond nature.
All act as $\pi$-acceptor ligands (strong field ligands).
Step 3: Conclusion.
They are isoelectronic and strong field ligands.