What is a complementary event for “At least one head appears” if two coins are tossed simultaneously?

What is a complementary event for “At least one head appears” if two coins are tossed simultaneously? Correct Answer None head appears

We know complementary of at least one is none. So, complementary event for “At least one head appears” is none head appears.
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