please use language : scheme

Part 4 - Writing a simple filter-list function Write a 'higher order function' called filter-list. This filter-list function is a 'higher order' function which means that it takes a function as a parameter and calls it as part of its execution. The filter-list function takes a function as a parameter and a list as a parameter. The function parameter should be a function that takes a single parameter and returns #t or #f. The list parameter - is a list. Note - Don't get bogged down in defensive programming here. It's ok to let this function error if your user doesn't pass in the right things. Scheme does the same thing on its higher order functions. The filter-list function returns a list of all the items from the list parameter that result with a #t from the function passed in. Example: (detine greater-than-10 (labda (num) (> num 10) (Filter-list greater-than-10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13)) (11 12 13) Hint: You should test this with your not-divisible-by ..) function