Professor G

No, I cannot, sorry. I'd have to give that some thought!

The meter-second is equal to angular momentum divided by force and describes over what distance and how long a given quantity of angular momentum can exert a given force. m.sec=kg.m^2/sec / kg.m/sec^2 In that regard, 5 meters in one second IS the same as 1 meter for 5 seconds, because both refer to the same angular momentum divided by the same force.