Every time a user tries to open the organization's proprietary application on an Android tablet, the application immediately closes. Other applications are operating normally. Which of the following t

Uninstalling and reinstalling an application can resolve issues caused by corrupted application files, incomplete updates, or configuration errors by providing a fresh installation.

Gaining root access involves modifying the operating system and is not a standard troubleshooting step for a crashing application; it introduces security risks and is unrelated to app stability.

Resetting the web browser cache is irrelevant as the issue is with a proprietary application, not web browsing functionality.

Deleting the application cache only removes temporary files, which is a less comprehensive solution than clearing storage and may not resolve deeper corruption issues leading to crashes.

Clearing the application storage removes all user data, settings, and databases associated with the app, which can resolve persistent issues caused by corrupted data that 'Clear Cache' alone might not fix.

Disabling mobile device management is a policy-level change and highly unlikely to fix a single application crashing; MDM typically enforces security policies, not app functionality.