Step 1: Enumerate:
There are two radicals, methyl and ethyl, so three combinations: Me-Me, Me-Et, Et-Et.
Step 2: Names:
Those give ethane, propane and butane respectively. A branched four-carbon alkane would need a carbon with three carbon neighbours, which none of these combinations gives.
Step 3: Answer:
Option (D).
Final Answer:
Option (D).
\[ \boxed{\text{(D) 2-methylpropane}} \]