Each human eye has three types of cones: red cones, green cones, and blue cones. Each cone can detect about 100 different shades of color.
To find the total number of different colors a human can see, we need to multiply the number of shades of color that each cone can detect.
100 (shades of color for red cones) * 100 (shades of color for green cones) * 100 (shades of color for blue cones) = 1,000,000 different colors.
Therefore, a human can see approximately 1,000,000 different colors in total.
Given that each cone in the human eye can detect about 100 different shades of color, about how many different colors can a human see altogether?
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