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Just now, Fzyn said:

I want to ask, how to make a dashed line like in the picture 

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Here a way, I created a small shape & moved it over the white line. The I changed the color of the shape that's over the white line to match the background color. Here a demo pic;

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You can do the above more simply, and without rasterising – a destructive process – by grouping the layers and using an Erase Blend Mode, see first attached image.
However, this (and the previous example) will not produce the required result as the ‘ends’ of the curve are not rounded as in the original example. To achieve that you will probably be better Breaking the curve at the necessary locations with the Node Tool and removing the unwanted parts (see second attached image).

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9 hours ago, Fzyn said:

thank u for answer  but, i want a line circle line cut

There are many ways to do this, including one somewhat similar to what you might do in illustrator:

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Boolean adding the 2 shapes automatically converts them to a single closed curve object with 7 nodes, making it a bit simpler to break it into 2 open curves & to delete the unwanted one.

The resulting open curve object can then be non-destructively rotated about its center & given whatever stroke width & cap type you want.

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