Temperatures on an Earth with a week-long rotational period

To make things simple, assume Earth had a slower rotation than it does. How would that affect daily highs and lows in temperature? Is there a simple way to figure it out? Was thinking a week-long rotation, but that probably would lead to temperature changes incompatible with life. Or maybe not. I'm curious.

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