$\backslash$table$[[$Regression$,,35,634\mathrm{.}567,1,878\mathrm{.}1896,37\mathrm{.}3737,3\mathrm{.}23$E$-29],[$Residual$,32,86\mathrm{.}18341,2\mathrm{.}693232,,],[$Total$,35,5,720\mathrm{.}75,,,],[,$Coefficients,$\backslash$table$[[$Standard$],[$Error$]],$t Stat,P$-$value,$],[$Intercept$,-45\mathrm{.}5369,2\mathrm{.}340635,-19\mathrm{.}4549,2\mathrm{.}7$E$-19,],[\backslash$table$[[$Inventory$],[$Count$]],0\mathrm{.}005637,0\mathrm{.}00037,15\mathrm{.}22256,3\mathrm{.}28$E$-16,],[\backslash$table$[[$Unemployment$],[$Rate$]],443\mathrm{.}7485,77\mathrm{.}97933,5\mathrm{.}690592,2\mathrm{.}66$E$-06,],[$Mortgage Rate,$1,060\mathrm{.}542,205\mathrm{.}0054,5\mathrm{.}173237,1\mathrm{.}2$E$-05,]]$

What are the dependent variables and independent values in the regression model?

Inventory count, unemployment rate, and mortgage rate are the dependent variables. Home sale count is an independent variable.

Unemployment rate and mortgage rate are the dependent variables. Home sales count and inventory count are independent variables.

Home sales count is a dependent variable. Inventory count, unemployment rate, and mortgage rate are the independent variables.

Home sales count and inventory count are the dependent variables. The unemployment rate and mortgage rate are the independent variables.