isn't apache usually installed in the /usr/local/apache directory? At least that's where it installs default on the server I'm using. php should also be in /usr/local/lib/php, and mysql in /usr/local/mysql, at least that's how mine setup. If i'm not mistaken i think php is included in the apache release as a module, but mysql I'm not sure about. If it's not there, it's easy enough to download the latest rpm and install it. the command ps -alf will pretty much display a list of all the current running processes so you can see what you've got setup. You should kill any non essential process or things you don't want running like mail, telnet or things like that if you're not using them.

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