For a simply supported beam subjected to a linearly varying load, the shear force varies in a parabolic manner along the length of the beam. This is due to the fact that the shear force is related to the integration of the load distribution along the beam.
The relationship between the shear force and the applied load causes the variation of shear force to follow a parabolic curve, where the maximum shear occurs near the supports and the shear force gradually decreases towards the mid-span of the beam.