CPU, Memory, Network, IO resources are under utilized when I tried various JMeter load testing

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CPU, Memory, Network, IO resources are under utilized when I tried various JMeter load testing.

I have given below the details.

Hardware: 1 Core with 2 GB RAM
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Server Edition
Application: PHP (using JQuery, Ajax)

JMeter Parameters:
  10, 20, 30, 40 Hits per minute
  220 Test Cases per hit
  2.03 MB per hit

I am not clear, why these resources are under utilized. Please help me to resolve this.

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