As far as how much weight the bow gains per inch of draw...that would depend upon a few things...
1. Design (recurve, longbow, r/d hybrid, amount of backset/string follow, tip angle, etc),
2. core to width ratio
3. carbon or not
4. trap style (IME a rev trap draws smoother than the typical belly trap),
5. bow length, and
6. riser length
All that said, most bows of that pull weight would gain between 2.5# to 3.5# per inch with the better ones being on the lower side.
Now, that said...let's say your bow is 55#@28 and 64#@31", you are going to get way more velocity than a bow of the same design that is 64#@28" draw. I suspect this is where the 1" of extra draw equals about 5# of extra draw weight at the same draw comment comes from...although I would venture to say it would be equal to even more than that.