Answer: A
The longest chain runs through the propyl and butyl portions and has eight carbons (octane); the isopropyl group is a substituent. Numbering from the propyl end places the substituent at C4, while numbering from the butyl end places it at C5, so the lower locant 4 is chosen. The prefix is (1-methylethyl), so the name is 4-(1-methylethyl)octane.