What is the story about the camel’s fate?

There was an old Arab man who told his three sons before he died: "I will leave you 17 camels. You can divide them. The eldest son has the most difficult life and deserves half; the second son is not very rich either. Just give him one-third; the third son is better off, so he should take one-ninth. You have to do what I say and don’t argue!"

After the old man died, the three sons I took out the camels to divide them, but after much thought, I couldn't figure out how to divide them. I couldn't divide them in half, and I couldn't divide them into three or nine strokes.

While in trouble, a young man passed by on a camel. Knowing this, he said to them: "Add my camel to the score!"

As soon as the young man's camel was added, the problem was immediately solved. Half of the 18 peaks are 9 peaks, one-third are 6 peaks, and one-ninth are 2 peaks. The three brothers happily divided the camels. The young man rode on the remaining camel and said to them with a smile: "You didn't divide my camel. Thank you very much. I Still have to go!"