Final answer:
Correct option is 1 and 2 .The error indicating a module was compiled with an incompatible version of Kotlin typically requires upgrading or downgrading Kotlin or revising the module's source code for compatibility.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you encounter the error 'Module Was Compiled With an Incompatible Version of Kotlin,' it indicates a mismatch between the version of Kotlin used to compile the module and the version of Kotlin that your project is currently using. Solutions can range from updating your Kotlin version (upgrading Kotlin) to match the module's requirements, to potentially revising the module's source code for compatibility if the issue is more complex and involves specific language features or APIs that have changed between versions. Sometimes, if you're using a bleeding-edge version of Kotlin, a downgrading Kotlin might be necessary. However, this error is unrelated to memory allocation, so issues arising from insufficient memory allocation can be ruled out in this scenario.