8-Write a Scheme procedure that takes two lists as parameters and returns a listthat contains the common elements of its two parameter. For example, (common-elements '(() (b) d c) '( () b a d)) returns '(() d)Explain the logic behind your code and also trace your function with the providedexample. You are not allowed to use any built in functions that is not available inthe lecture notes or textbook

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