To find the least number that must be added to 435 to make it a perfect square, we need to identify the next perfect square immediately following 435 and determine the difference.
We look for the smallest perfect square greater than 435.
The number 435 falls between the perfect squares 400 and 441. The least perfect square greater than 435 is 441.
The least number to be added is the difference between the target perfect square (441) and the given number (435).
Difference = Next Perfect Square - Given Number
$ \text{Number to add} = 441 - 435 $
$ \text{Number to add} = 6 $
Therefore, the least number to be added to 435 to obtain a perfect square is 6.
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