Step 1: Balance the first equation.
The given equation is
\[
aFe_3O_4+bAl\longrightarrow Fe+Al_2O_3
\]
This is an aluminothermic reduction reaction.
To balance oxygen atoms, take
\[
3Fe_3O_4
\]
Then the number of oxygen atoms is
\[
3\times 4=12
\]
To get 12 oxygen atoms on the product side, we need
\[
4Al_2O_3
\]
because
\[
4\times 3=12
\]
Now, \(4Al_2O_3\) contains
\[
4\times 2=8
\]
aluminium atoms.
So,
\[
b=8
\]
Also, \(3Fe_3O_4\) contains
\[
3\times 3=9
\]
iron atoms.
Hence, the balanced equation becomes
\[
3Fe_3O_4+8Al\longrightarrow 9Fe+4Al_2O_3
\]
Therefore,
\[
a=3,\qquad b=8
\]
Step 2: Balance the second equation.
The given equation is
\[
V_2O_5+cCa\longrightarrow V+CaO
\]
In \(V_2O_5\), there are 5 oxygen atoms.
Each \(CaO\) contains 1 oxygen atom.
Therefore, to balance oxygen atoms, we need
\[
5CaO
\]
This requires
\[
5Ca
\]
So,
\[
c=5
\]
Also, \(V_2O_5\) contains 2 vanadium atoms, so the balanced equation is
\[
V_2O_5+5Ca\longrightarrow 2V+5CaO
\]
Step 3: Combine the values.
From the first balanced equation,
\[
a=3,\qquad b=8
\]
From the second balanced equation,
\[
c=5
\]
Thus,
\[
a,b,c=3,8,5
\]
Step 4: Final conclusion.
Therefore, the required values of \(a\), \(b\), and \(c\) are
\[
\boxed{3,8,5}
\]