RACKET PROGRAMMING:

Hi, I'm having trouble completing the last few questions of my Racket programming assignment. There is a solution on Chegg for #10 but the solution is in reverse, where the single int is taken before the list. I tried reversing it but it doesn't work. Help please!

6. is-member? Define a function that takes two arguments, a list and a single element. Your function should return true(#1) if the element is a member of the list and false (#f) if it does not. You may not use the built-in member orelement functions as helper functions. Your implementation must be recursive Input: A list of elements of any data type, potentially heterogenous and a single atom of any data type. Output: A boolean value that indicates whether the input atom is a member of the input list. Example: (is-member? 6 ' (4 8 6 2 1)) (is-member? 7 '(4 8 6 2 1)) #f #f (is-member? #t "foo" ' (4 5 "foo" a))