Where:
- m = mass
- g = gravitational acceleration constant for earth
- sin(theta) = factor of weight acting down the slope
- mu = co-efficient of friction
- cos(theta) = factor of weight acting perpendicular to the slope
- rho = air density
- A = cross-sectional area
- Cd = coefficient of drag
- v = velocity
Re-arranged in terms of v:
Example to estimate terminal velocity for me in a speed tuck on a 10% slope.
That's 37.4mph. Not unrealistic I would hope.