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Will it be better if we use the word mutual instead of complimentary in this following sentence ?

The relationship between phototrophs and chemotrophs is complimetary (sic): chemotrophs require oxygen and expire carbon dioxide while phototrophs require carbon dioxide and expire oxygen.

Will it be better if we use the word mutual instead of complimentary in this following sentence ?

The relationship between phototrophs and chemotrophs is complimetary (sic): chemotrophs require oxygen and expire carbon dioxide while phototrophs require carbon dioxide and expire oxygen.

Will it be better if we use the word mutual instead of complimentary in this following sentence ?

The relationship between phototrophs and chemotrophs is complimetary (sic): chemotrophs require oxygen and expire carbon dioxide while phototrophs require carbon dioxide and expire oxygen.

http://www.sparknotes.com/biology/cellrespiration/intro/section2.rhtml

Will it be better if we use the word mutual instead of complimentary in this following sentence ?

The relationship between phototrophs and chemotrophs is complimetary (sic): chemotrophs require oxygen and expire carbon dioxide while phototrophs require carbon dioxide and expire oxygen.

Will it be better if we use the word mutual instead of complimentary in this following sentence ?

The relationship between phototrophs and chemotrophs is complimetary (sic): chemotrophs require oxygen and expire carbon dioxide while phototrophs require carbon dioxide and expire oxygen.

Will it be better if we use the word mutual instead of complimentary in this following sentence ?

The relationship between phototrophs and chemotrophs is complimetary (sic): chemotrophs require oxygen and expire carbon dioxide while phototrophs require carbon dioxide and expire oxygen.

http://www.sparknotes.com/biology/cellrespiration/intro/section2.rhtml