Is a-3b an even number?
1). b=3a+3
2). b-a is an odd number
Answer: C
From statement (1): Given that b=3a+3
Thus a-3b=a-3(3a+3) = -8a-9 which may be even, odd, integer, non-integer, rational etc ... Hence insufficient
From statement (2): Given that b-a is an odd number implies b is of the form b=(2k+1)+a where k is an integer 
 Thus a-3b= a-3[(2k+1)+a] = -2a -6k-3      which may be even, odd, integer, non-integer, rational etc ..Hence insufficient
Taking statement (1) and (2) together:  -8a-9=-2a-6k-3 for some integer k 
 or -6a=-6k+6=-6(k+1) implies   a=k+1 
 Thus a is an integer, either odd or even 
 
Now statement (2) tells us that b is also an integer and that exactly one of {a,b} is even 
 If a is even and b is odd,  a-3b is odd 
If b is even and a is odd   a-3b is odd 
 
Thus (1) and (2) combined tell us that a-3b is an odd number...hence sufficient
 
 
