How to draw plots for these formulas?

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Hello,
I have got these formulas used for adiabatic process. Now I would like know how the plots look like.

A) y=p*V^κ , where κ is Heat capacity ratio

B) y=T*V^(κ-1)

C) y=T^κ*p^(1-κ)

NOTE: κ (Heat capacity ratio) > 1

Thank you
 
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