The table shows a proportional relationship between the number of pounds of bananas purchased and the total cost of bananas. Number of pounds Total cost (dollars) \[3\] \[1.47\] \[5\] \[2.45\] \[9\] \[4.41\] ? ? A row of values is missing in the table. Which numbers of pounds of bananas and total costs of the bananas could be used as the missing values in the table?

The table shows a proportional relationship between the number of pounds of bananas purchased and the total cost of bananas. Number of pounds Total cost (dollars) \[3\] \[1.47\] \[5\] \[2.45\] \[9\] \[4.41\] ? ? A row of values is missing in the table. Which numbers of pounds of bananas and total costs of the bananas could be used as the missing values in the table?

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Number of pounds	Total cost (dollars)
\[3\]	\[1.47\]
\[5\]	\[2.45\]
\[9\]	\[4.41\]
?	?

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