Write the reaction in two half reactions,oxidation half and reduction half as:
Oxidation:
Fe(CN)3−6→Fe(CN)4−6Reduction:Cr2O3→CrO2−4
Balance all atoms other than O and H.
Fe(CN)3−6→Fe(CN)4−6
Cr2O3→2CrO2−4
Now balance the oxygen atoms by adding H2O molecules.
Fe(CN)3−6→Fe(CN)4−6
Cr2O3+5H2O→2CrO2−4
Now balance hydrogen atoms by adding H+ ions.
Fe(CN)3−6→Fe(CN)4−6
Cr2O3+5H2O→2CrO2−4+10H+
As reaction takes place in basic medium, add one OH− each side for every H+ ion present in the reaction.Combine OH− and H+ to form H2O.
Fe(CN)3−6→Fe(CN)4−6
Cr2O3+10OH−→2CrO2−4+5H2O
To balance the charge,add electrons to more positive side to equal the less positive side of the half reaction.
Fe(CN)3−6+e−→Fe(CN)4−6
Cr2O3+10OH−→2CrO2−4+6e−+5H2O
Now multiply oxidation half reaction by 6 and add both the reactions we will get
Cr2O3+6Fe(CN)3−6+10OH−→2CrO2−4+6Fe(CN)4−6+5H2O
Or
Cr2O3+6K3[Fe(CN)6]+10KOH→2K2CrO4+6K4[Fe(CN)6]+5H2O