Answer: A
On C3 compare vinyl and isopropyl. Both are (C,C,H) at the first sphere (vinyl has a duplicate carbon). At the next sphere the vinyl branches are {C,H,H} (the CHX2 carbon, with a duplicate carbon) and {0,0,0} (the duplicate), whereas the isopropyl branches are {H,H,H} twice. The first-ranked branch decides: {C,H,H}>{H,H,H}, so vinyl wins. The C4 methyl is cis to isopropyl, hence trans to vinyl: E.