Yes, the change from magma to solid rock is a physical change. Here's why:

* Physical Change: A physical change alters the form or appearance of a substance but doesn't change its chemical composition.

* Magma to Rock: When magma cools, the chemical composition of the molten rock remains the same. The change is in its physical state, from liquid to solid.

Examples of Physical Changes:

* Melting ice (water to ice)

* Boiling water (liquid to gas)

* Cutting paper

* Dissolving sugar in water

Chemical Changes:

* Burning wood (producing ash and gases)

* Rusting metal (formation of iron oxide)

* Cooking an egg (protein structure changes)