those commands should be
and so on I thinkCode:sudo service mysql start
those commands should be
and so on I thinkCode:sudo service mysql start
And that should be apache2 not apache. You need to look at the list of services available in /etc/init.d before you blindly try to start them!
It looks like mysql was not set up. You need to go through a mysql configuration by creating a database with a proper administrator username and password.
man service
To learn more about starting services using the service command. Either method works.
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